Belarus : a perpetual borderland /

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Belarus is known as “the last dictatorship of Europe”, yet its president enjoys public support. Its economy remains largely Soviet, yet exhibits high growth rates. Belarus styles itself as a European country yet clings to Russia as the only ally. The book explains these paradoxes by delving into his...

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Superior document:Russian history and culture, v. 2
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Savchenko, Andrew.
Year of Publication:2009
Language:English
Series:Russian history and culture (Leiden, Netherlands) ; v. 2.
Physical Description:1 online resource (249 p.)
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Russian history and culture, 1877-7791 ; v. 2
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Preliminary Material / A. Savchenko -- Introduction. Images, Concepts And History Of A Borderland / A. Savchenko -- Chapter One. The Making Of A Borderland / A. Savchenko -- Chapter Two. Ex Oriente Lux: The Belarusian National State And The Soviet Union / A. Savchenko -- Chapter Three. Borderland Forever: Modern Belarus / A. Savchenko -- Conclusion. Whither Belarus? / A. Savchenko -- Bibliography / A. Savchenko -- Index / A. Savchenko.
Belarus is known as “the last dictatorship of Europe”, yet its president enjoys public support. Its economy remains largely Soviet, yet exhibits high growth rates. Belarus styles itself as a European country yet clings to Russia as the only ally. The book explains these paradoxes by delving into history of Belarusian national institutions, including civil society, and the state. The book starts with an analysis of Belarusian national development from the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania to the short-lived Belarusian People’s Republic of 1918. The discussion turns to the crucial interwar period, when all national institutions of modern Belarus had taken shape. Belarus’s surprising ability to cope with post-Soviet economic and geopolitical changes is discussed in the final chapter.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Belarus History.
Belarus Politics and government.
Belarus Economic conditions.
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Belarus a perpetual borderland /
Russian history and culture,
Preliminary Material /
Introduction. Images, Concepts And History Of A Borderland /
Chapter One. The Making Of A Borderland /
Chapter Two. Ex Oriente Lux: The Belarusian National State And The Soviet Union /
Chapter Three. Borderland Forever: Modern Belarus /
Conclusion. Whither Belarus? /
Bibliography /
Index /
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title_fullStr Belarus [electronic resource] : a perpetual borderland / by Andrew Savchenko.
title_full_unstemmed Belarus [electronic resource] : a perpetual borderland / by Andrew Savchenko.
title_auth Belarus a perpetual borderland /
title_alt Preliminary Material /
Introduction. Images, Concepts And History Of A Borderland /
Chapter One. The Making Of A Borderland /
Chapter Two. Ex Oriente Lux: The Belarusian National State And The Soviet Union /
Chapter Three. Borderland Forever: Modern Belarus /
Conclusion. Whither Belarus? /
Bibliography /
Index /
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contents Preliminary Material /
Introduction. Images, Concepts And History Of A Borderland /
Chapter One. The Making Of A Borderland /
Chapter Two. Ex Oriente Lux: The Belarusian National State And The Soviet Union /
Chapter Three. Borderland Forever: Modern Belarus /
Conclusion. Whither Belarus? /
Bibliography /
Index /
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