#but just because i am interested about the ussr doesn't mean i stand with russia. i stand with ukraine

[thespoliarium]

it's a soviet summer: my book collection about the soviet union and/or the dominant theme is the soviet union (with a bit of russian literature)

i spent the entire vacation as a little cocoon in pink and red and teared through these bad boys (except 5 books..... im saving those. i cannot let this hyperfixation die)

books include:

(stack one)

the communist manifesto by karl marx and friedrich engels

a nervous breakdown by anton chekhov

how much land does a man need? by leo tolstoy

the meek one by fyodor dostoyevsky

stalin: the history of a dictator by h. montgomery hyde

barbarossa and the bloodiest war in history by stewart binns

the future is history: how totalitarianism reclaimed russia by masha gessen

trotsky by robert service

reaction & revolutions: russia 1881-1924 by michael lynch

(stack two)

a backpack, a bear, and eight crates of vodka by lev golinkin

makers of the twentieth century: nikita khrushchev by martin mccauley

a guide to st. petersburg by rough guides

gorbachev by thos g. butson

down the volga by marq de villiers

forced displacement and human security in the former soviet union by helton & voronina

siege & survival by elena skrjabina

stalin's daughter by rosemary sullivan

#but just because i am interested about the ussr doesn't mean i stand with russia. i stand with ukraine #viv's post #viv's bookshelf