The Chronology of Terror: Speeches & Decisions That Led to War (eBook)

President Putin's Essays, Statements, Executive Orders and Speeches

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2023
932 Seiten
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859-654773410-9 (EAN)

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In 'The Chronology of Terror: Speeches & Decisions That Led to War,' Vladimir Putin delivers a meticulous compilation of key addresses, official pronouncements, and policy decisions that characterize the precursors and the unfolding of the Ukraine conflict. This literarily sober and archival narrative, commencing from 2013, peers into the ideological and geopolitical machinations delineating Russia's approach to her neighbor through Putin's lens. As a primary source document, the book serves as an indispensable reference for scholars interpreting the rhetoric that justified intervention, alongside pivotal legal instruments such as executive orders and treaties bearing Putin's signature that culminated in kinetic action. The collection also includes the laconic yet charged 'Minsk Protocol I Essay,' encapsulating the essence of Russian-Ukrainian relations as understood by the Kremlin.
Vladimir Putin, a figure central to contemporary global politics, offers through this text an unfiltered glimpse into his rationale and justifications for actions on the international stage. Putin's trajectory from the KGB ranks to the zenith of political leadership in Russia provides an implied context for the assertive and occasionally aggressive tone of the documents. Insights into the author's background underpin the gravity and the foresight of the assembled texts, manifesting a leader's intent on securing what he perceives as his country's rightful place and interests on the world stage.
The book emerges as an essential volume for those seeking to comprehend the underpinnings of one of the early 21st century's most contentious geostrategic upheavals. As a documentary record, it offers political scientists, historians, and strategists direct access to a head of state's communications, unparsed by media filters or analytical bias. It is a stark resource for readers aspiring to unravel the complexities of regional power dynamics, nationalistic zeal, and Russo-Ukrainian discord, making it an unparalleled resource in the study of contemporary history.

Vladimir Putin, currently known predominately for his role as the President of the Russian Federation, has also ventured into the literary domain with works reflecting his political and strategic perspectives. One such notable piece is 'The Chronology of Terror: Speeches & Decisions That Led to War,' a title that speaks to the emphasis on geopolitical conflict and the underlying mechanics from Putin's viewpoint. In this book, Putin offers an in-depth analysis of political maneuvers and decisions that he believes have escalated into conflict, with a focus on the role of terrorism and global reactions to it. His writing style in this context is methodical and didactic, aiming to outline a chronological narrative that supports his perspectives on international relations and security issues. Although the book provides insight into Putin's interpretation of events that have shaped modern warfare and conflict, it is important to approach it with awareness of its potential to reflect the author's personal and political agenda. Vladimir Putin's entry into the literary world is an extension of his political influence and is thus examined critically within international discourse. His account presents an opportunity to understand the narrative as promoted by one of the most significant political figures of the early 21st century. While 'The Chronology of Terror' is not universally regarded as a scholarly work, it contributes to the literature by documenting Putin's stance on global terrorism and its implications for warfare.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 26.11.2023
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Geschichte / Politik Politik / Gesellschaft
Schlagworte aleksandr solzhenitsyn • global conflict studies • historical military decisions • Hitler • International Relations History • Mein Kampf • military history books • military strategies in history • Nazi • political decision making • political speeches analysis • Stalin • The Long Road Home • The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich • Trump • Ukraine • U.S. Army • War and Society • war strategy literature • world leaders autobiographies • Zelenski
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