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In "The World of Soviet Man," Peter Weil and Alexander Genis offer listeners a unique perspective on the everyday life and psychology of Soviet society. The book is based on many interviews, studies and personal observations of the authors, which allows us to consider in detail how the Soviet system and its ideology influenced people, their behavior and worldview.

The authors explore how Soviet ideology penetrated every sphere of life, from culture and education to personal relationships and social structure. They talk about how people had to adapt to the demands and limitations of the regime, and how they found ways to maintain their individuality and humanity in a totalitarian state.

With the help of a fascinating and informative narrative, Weil and Genis give listeners the opportunity to better understand how Soviet society functioned and what internal contradictions characterized it. The book will be of interest to those who are interested in the history, sociology and culture of the Soviet Union.

• Authors: Peter Weil, Alexander Genis

• Genre: Sociology, History

• Format: Audiobook

• Target audience: Researchers of the history of the USSR, sociologists, students interested in the Soviet period and its influence on personality

• Duration: Unknown

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