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	title:	A Russian Journal (Penguin Modern Classics)
	author:	John Steinbeck
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	May 3, 2001
	isbn:	014118633X
	isbn-13:	9780141186337

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A funny, honest, unforgettable account of a trip to Russia - Rated As the Cold War was begginning, John Steinbeck and Robert Capa had the idea to go to Russia and see what it was really like. This book is the account of their travel. But it has so much in it - fun, beauty, tragedy, hope, and the sense of bureaucracy - that you'll not only remember it: you'll want to pack your suitcase and go there immediatelly to find out if it still is like that! It's a must. - Rated If you really want to have an idea of what life was like in the USSR after the war (and later)and you like Steinbeck's style and Capa's photographs, you must read this humorous and honest reportage.

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A funny, honest, unforgettable account of a trip to Russia - Rated 5/5
As the Cold War was begginning, John Steinbeck and Robert Capa had the idea to go to Russia and see what it was really like. This book is the account of their travel. But it has so much in it - fun, beauty, tragedy, hope, and the sense of bureaucracy - that you'll not only remember it: you'll want to pack your suitcase and go there immediatelly to find out if it still is like that!

It's a must. - Rated 5/5
If you really want to have an idea of what life was like in the USSR after the war (and later)and you like Steinbeck's style and Capa's photographs, you must read this humorous and honest reportage.

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