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Action & Adventure
History
Horror
Format
Gebundene Ausgabe
Seiten
882
Sprache
Portugiesisch
Veröffentlicht
Jan 1, 2005
Verlag
Bertrand Editora
ISBN-13
9789722514408
Beschreibung
In this compelling exploration of totalitarian regimes, Richard Overy and Victor Antunes delve into the complex relationship between dictators and their citizens. Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, they unravel how these oppressive systems shape not only the political landscape but also the everyday lives of people under their rule. Their work stands out for its depth, offering fresh perspectives on the psychological and social dynamics at play in such governed societies.
Overy and Antunes meticulously dissect the infrastructure of control employed by various dictatorships and how these mechanisms cultivate a culture of fear, manipulation, and propaganda. They highlight the resilience and resistance of the populations caught in these regimes, portraying a multifaceted narrative that challenges simplistic understandings of dictatorship.
By examining historical contexts, personal stories, and the lasting impacts of these authoritarian governments, the authors create a comprehensive picture that resonates with contemporary reflections on power, freedom, and human rights. This work beckons to those interested in history, political science, and the enduring struggle for autonomy in the face of tyranny.
Overy and Antunes meticulously dissect the infrastructure of control employed by various dictatorships and how these mechanisms cultivate a culture of fear, manipulation, and propaganda. They highlight the resilience and resistance of the populations caught in these regimes, portraying a multifaceted narrative that challenges simplistic understandings of dictatorship.
By examining historical contexts, personal stories, and the lasting impacts of these authoritarian governments, the authors create a comprehensive picture that resonates with contemporary reflections on power, freedom, and human rights. This work beckons to those interested in history, political science, and the enduring struggle for autonomy in the face of tyranny.
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