03-04-2014, 03:18 PM
Surprisingly there hasn't been a thread dedicated to the works of Brezhnev (or at least work attributed to him).
The "trilogy" is a fun read that is of course full of bias and has to be read with a pinch of salt but each book is an enjoyable short read suitable for wasting some time whilst waiting for a flight or the such.
The three books are "Little Land", "Rebirth" and "The Virgin Lands". They have been published individually, compiled and under different titles but they are always available cheaply and in many languages.
First we have "Trilogy". Printed in English in the Soviet Union by Progress Publishers in 1980. A 400 page paperback that originally retailed for $1.50 in the US. Usually available for less today. A good choice for someone with an interest.
The "trilogy" is a fun read that is of course full of bias and has to be read with a pinch of salt but each book is an enjoyable short read suitable for wasting some time whilst waiting for a flight or the such.
The three books are "Little Land", "Rebirth" and "The Virgin Lands". They have been published individually, compiled and under different titles but they are always available cheaply and in many languages.
First we have "Trilogy". Printed in English in the Soviet Union by Progress Publishers in 1980. A 400 page paperback that originally retailed for $1.50 in the US. Usually available for less today. A good choice for someone with an interest.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
