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Was passiert in Rußland?
- Narrated by: Gabriele Krone- Schmalz
- Length: 3 hrs and 28 mins
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Was passiert in Rußland?
Narrated by:
Gabriele Krone- Schmalz
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Publisher's Summary
Russland ist dem Westen suspekt. Als ARD-Korrespondentin hat Gabriele Krone-Schmalz die Jahre des Umbruchs in der Sowjetunion miterlebt und die darauf folgende Entwicklung Russlands genau beobachtet. Sie weist auf die Diskrepanzen zwischen der russischen Realität und den Stereotypen in der westlichen Wahrnehmung hin. Sie stellt sich der Herausforderung, bewusste und unbewusste Verfälschungen im gängigen Russlandbild aufzuzeigen und scheut dabei vor zentralen Reizthemen wie Putins"gelenkter Demokratie", Energiepolitik, Pressefreiheit, Tschetschenien nicht zurück.
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