The Russoukrainian War: The Return Of History

The Russoukrainian War: The Return Of History

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Compelling. [E]Rudite, Objective And Immensely Readable. Ben Hall, Financial Timesan Authoritative History Of Europes Largest Military Conflict Since World War Ii, From The New York Times Bestselling Author Of The Gates Of Europe.Despite Repeated Warnings From The White House, Russias Invasion Of Ukraine In February 2022 Shocked The World. Why Did Putin Start The Warand Why Has It Unfolded In Previously Unimaginable Ways? Ukrainians Have Resisted A Superior Military; The West Has United, While Russia Grows Increasingly Isolated.Serhii Plokhy, A Leading Historian Of Ukraine And The Cold War, Offers A Definitive Account Of This Conflict, Its Origins, Course, And The Already Apparent And Possible Future Consequences. Though The Current War Began Eight Years Before The Allout Assaulton February 27, 2014, When Russian Armed Forces Seized The Building Of The Crimean Parliamentthe Roots Of This Conflict Can Be Traced Back Even Earlier, To Postsoviet Tensions And Imperial Collapse In The Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries. Providing A Broad Historical Context And An Examination Of Ukraine And Russias Ideas And Cultures, As Well As Domestic And International Politics, Plokhy Reveals That While This New Cold War Was Not Inevitable, It Was Predictable.Ukraine, Plokhy Argues, Has Remained Central To Russias Idea Of Itself Even As Ukrainians Have Followed A Radically Different Path. In A New International Environment Defined By The Proliferation Of Nuclear Weapons, The Disintegration Of The Postcold War International Order, And A Resurgence Of Populist Nationalism, Ukraine Is Now More Than Ever The Most Volatile Fault Line Between Authoritarianism And Democratic Europe. 4 Maps

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