Historian and Soviet prison camp survivor, Dr. Roman Brackman, offers the reader a glimpse into the striking similarities between the US elections of 1972 and 2020. The anti-establishment movements and riots of today are demonstrated as not dissimilar to those of the Nixon era. One villain resurfaces again in the current day from the 70's to weave hoaxes as he did in decades past. The reader is exposed to historical precedents and a new understanding emerges from the authors insights intended to shed new light on today's ...
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Historian and Soviet prison camp survivor, Dr. Roman Brackman, offers the reader a glimpse into the striking similarities between the US elections of 1972 and 2020. The anti-establishment movements and riots of today are demonstrated as not dissimilar to those of the Nixon era. One villain resurfaces again in the current day from the 70's to weave hoaxes as he did in decades past. The reader is exposed to historical precedents and a new understanding emerges from the authors insights intended to shed new light on today's national events, along with hope that historical tragedies of past eras need not be repeated.
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