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Histoire de l'Union soviétique de Khrouchtchev à Gorbatchev

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À la mort de Staline en 1953, l’Union soviétique passe d’un système totalitaire à un système autoritaire et policier, mais où la dictature du Parti demeure intacte. Si le système semble immuable en façade, les espaces d’autonomie prolifèrent au fil des ans. L’URSS est rongée par le vieillissement de ses dirigeants, qui atteint son apogée sous Brejnev. Sa situation économique ne cesse de se dégrader. Une nouvelle société, des économies parallèles, des contre-cultures se développent, et le pouvoir ne peut plus les maîtriser, conduisant l’Union soviétique à l’implosion en 1991.

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First published January 1, 1995

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Nicolas Werth

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Nicolas Werth (born 1950) is a French historian, and an internationally known expert on communist studies, particularly the history of the Soviet Union. He is the son of Alexander Werth, a Russian-born British journalist and writer.

He wrote the chapters dedicated to the USSR in The Black Book of Communism. Werth is a research director at the Institut d'histoire du temps présent, affiliate to CNRS. Since the 2000s, all his books are financed by the Hoover Institution. In 2007, he was the historic consultant for the French television documentary film, Staline: le tyran rouge, broadcast on M6.

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