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Hacia la casa común europea
by Mijail Gorbachov · · tapa dura · 185 pages
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Pages: 185 pagesAuthor: Mijail GorbachovPublisher: Publisher to be confirmedFormat: tapa duraLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/1990ISBN: ISBN 9788422633754
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Synopsis of Hacia la casa común europea
En 'Hacia la casa común europea', Mijail Gorbachov presenta una nueva política para Europa y el mundo. Este libro abarca un período crucial en la historia de la Unión Soviética, un momento de transición y desafíos. Gorbachov reflexiona sobre el abandono del antiguo sistema y la difícil incorporación a uno nuevo, ofreciendo una visión profunda de los cambios que marcaron su liderazgo y el panorama geopolítico de la época.
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