Felperzselt fld Jrg Baberowski: A sztlini erszak birodalmaVerbrannte Erde: Stalins Herrschaft der GewaltISBN:9630799317 / 9789630799317 / 978-9630799317Brand Name:Eurpa KiadMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):EUK-FF2016Product Type:Book (Hardcover with Dust Jacket)Genre:Historical Nonfiction / Soviet Studies / Political HistoryAuthor:Jrg BaberowskiLanguage:Hungarian (Translated from German)OverviewFelperzselt fld(Verbrannte Erde: Stalins Herrschaft der Gewalt) byJrg Baberowski, professor of Eastern European History at Humboldt University in Berlin, is a monumental exploration ofStalins dictatorship and the culture of state-sponsored violencethat defined the Soviet Union during his rule.Winner of theLeipzig Book Fair Prize, this work combines the rigor of academic research with the emotional force of eyewitness accounts. Drawing on extensive, newly opened Russian archival materials, Baberowski reconstructs how theStalinist system institutionalized terror not as a political accident, but as its very essence.Through vivid narratives and personal testimonies, the author shows that Stalins dictatorship was a war against his own people a relentless crusade of suspicion, torture, and fear. Baberowski rejects simplistic comparisons with Nazi Germany, emphasizing instead that Stalins tyranny was unique in its moral and psychological dynamics, driven by paranoia, weakness, and frustration.Felperzselt fldstands as one of the most thorough and unsettling analyses ever written about the machinery of Soviet terror.Hungarian Overview (ttekints)AFelperzselt fldJrg Baberowskitrtnsz professzor nagyszabs munkja, amely asztlini diktatra erszakos termszettvizsglja. A knyv 2013-ban elnyerte aLipcsei Knyvvsr nagydjt, s azta a korszak egyik legfontosabb trtnelmi sszefoglalsnak szmt.Baberowski a frissen hozzfrhet orosz levltri forrsokra tmaszkodva rszletesen bemutatja, hogyan vlt az erszak nemcsak eszkzz, hanem a rendszer lnyegv. A sztlini diktatra rja nem a hatalom biztostsrl szlt, hanem a folyamatos hborrl, amelyet a bolsevik vezets sajt npe ellen vvott.A knyv bemutatja a terror mkdsnek mechanizmust, a flelem logikjt, s azt, hogyan alakult ki a gyilkols kultrja egy politikai ideolgia nevben. Baberowski nem pszicholgiai portrt kszt Sztlinrl, hanem trtnelmi magyarzatot ad arra,hogyan vlhatott a gyengesgbl szletett hatalom az erszak birodalmv.Product FeaturesPublication Year:2016Publisher:Eurpa KiadPlace of Publication:BudapestBinding Type:Glued hardcover with dust jacketPage Count:600 pagesDimensions:16.0 23.5 cmLanguage:HungarianInteresting FactsAward-Winning Work:The original German edition won theLeipzig Book Fair Prizefor nonfiction.Archival Depth:Baberowski draws from Russian archives that were only recently opened to researchers.Independent Perspective:The author argues that Stalinism cannot simply be equated with Nazism it was a unique manifestation of political violence.Intellectual Courage:The book sparked major debate in Germany for its uncompromising portrayal of Soviet brutality.Thematic Focus:It redefines how historians understand state terror, showing it as an inherent feature of Stalins rule, not a deviation from it.Hungarian Interesting Facts (rdekes Tnyek)Djnyertes m:AFelperzselt flda Lipcsei Knyvvsr ismeretterjeszt nagydjt kapta meg.j forrsok:A szerz olyan orosz levltri anyagokra tmaszkodik, amelyek csak az utbbi vekben vltak kutathatv.Egyedi nzpont:Baberowski elutastja a sztlinizmus s a ncizmus kzvetlen sszehasonltst szerintea sztlini terror nll trtnelmi jelens&eacut