Soviet and Post-Soviet Lithuania – Generational Experiences Soviet and Post-Soviet Lithuania – Generational Experiences
Routledge Studies in the History of Russia and Eastern Europe

Soviet and Post-Soviet Lithuania – Generational Experiences

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Description de l’éditeur

This book explores the impact on different generations of Lithuanians of the fifty-year Soviet modernisation project which was implemented in Lithuania from 1940 to 1991. It reveals the specific characteristics of ‘the last Soviet generation’, born in the 1970s, and sets this generation apart from those who were born earlier and later. It analyses changes in attitudes, choices and relationships in a variety of social spheres and contexts and the adaptation skills which were required during the late Soviet and post-Soviet transformation processes. Overall, it presents a great deal of detail on the social experiences of different generations in late Soviet and post-Soviet society.

GENRE
Essais et sciences humaines
SORTIE
2021
30 décembre
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
248
Pages
ÉDITIONS
Taylor & Francis
TAILLE
3,6
Mo

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