Майкл Дэвид-Фокс - Витрины великого эксперимента. Культурная дипломатия Советского Союза и его западные гости, 1921-1941 годы

• Название: Витрины великого эксперимента. Культурная дипломатия Советского Союза и его западные гости, 1921-1941 годы
• Автор: Майкл Дэвид-Фокс
• Издательство: Новое литературное обозрение
• Жанр: История
• Год: 2015
• ISBN: 978-5-4448-0215-1

В книге исследуется издавна вызывающая споры тема «Россия и Запад», в которой смена периодов открытости и закрытости страны внешнему миру крутится между идеями отсталости и превосходства. Американский историк Майкл Дэвид-Фокс на обширном документальном материале рассказывает о визитах иностранцев в СССР в 1920 — 1930-х годах, когда коммунистический режим с помощью активной культурной дипломатии стремился объяснить всему миру, что значит быть, несмотря на бедность и отсталость, самой передовой страной, а западные интеллектуалы, ослепленные собственными амбициями и статусом «друзей» Советского Союза, не замечали ужасов голода и ГУЛАГа. Автор показывает сложную взаимосвязь внутренних и внешнеполитических факторов развития страны, предлагая по-новому оценить значение международного влияния на развитие советской системы в годы ее становления.

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