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New 1st printing hardcover in dust jacket. Jacket shows a little light shelfwear. NO remainder marks....
New 1st printing hardcover in dust jacket. Jacket shows a little light shelfwear. NO remainder marks.
From Publisher:
Yakov Alpert (b. 1911) has been making waves all his life--in scientific laboratories, where his pioneering work as a radio physicist earned him world renown, and in the Soviet Union, where he defied the repressive Soviet regime, became a refusnik and a dissident, and at the age of 76 finally won permission to emigrate to the United States. Alpert tells in this gripping personal memoir what it was like to be a scientist during the entire life cycle of the Soviet Union. His account provides a uniquely revealing look inside the Soviet scientific community, a firsthand view of Soviet society from postrevolutionary days to the nation's ultimate collapse, and a thought-provoking description of how scientists and citizens responded, some bravely and some cravenly, to the repression and anti-Semitism of the Soviet regime.Product Info
ISBN: 0300078218
ISBN-13: 9780300078213
Publisher: YALE UNIV PR
Type: New
Binding: Hardcover
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