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On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder · Booklabria

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First published: 2017
Editions: 17 in 4 languages

Synopsis

In previous books, Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder dissected the events and values that enabled the rise of Hitler and Stalin and the execution of their catastrophic policies. With Twenty Lessons, Snyder draws from the darkest hours of the twentieth century to provide hope for the twenty-first. As he writes, "Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism and communism. Our one advantage is that we might learn from their experience."

Subjects: History
Politics and government
Political science
Social Science
Essays
20th Century
Set in: United States
Time: 20th Century

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17 in 4 languages

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