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The Accidental Anarchist: A Humorous (and True) Account of a Man Who Was Sentenced to Death 3 Times -- And Survived (英语) 平装 – 2015年2月22日

Bryna Kranzler (作者), Shimon Wincelberg (合著者), Anita Marateck Wincelberg (合著者)

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The Accidental Anarchist is the true story of Jacob Marateck, an Orthodox Jew who was sentenced to death three times in the early 1900s in Russia -- and lived to tell about it. He also happens to have been the author's grandfather. The book is based on the diaries that Marateck began keeping in 1905. That was when he decided to overthrow the Czar . . . The story is told in Marateck's voice, and is characterized by his remarkable humor and irony that contrasted with the circumstances and were key to his survival. It includes a rare, soldier's-eye view of a little-known war that changed the geopolitical status of several nations.

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出版社: Tbd (2015年2月22日)
平装: 376页
语种： 英语
ISBN: 0984556303
条形码: 9780984556304
商品尺寸: 15.2 x 2.4 x 22.9 cm
商品重量: 522 g
ASIN: 0984556303
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Bryna Kranzler is a graduate of Barnard College where she studied playwriting, and received the Helen Prince Memorial Prize for Dramatic Composition. Her first play was a finalist for the Eugene O'Neill Memorial Theater Competition, and was scheduled for production twice: the first time, the theater owner died, and the season was shut down; the second time, the director committed suicide. For the benefit of the arts community, she got out of playwriting and earned an MBA from Yale University to make up for her misspent youth. She spent 15 years in marketing for health-care, high tech and consumer products companies before returning to writing. Her first book, The Accidental Anarchist, is the winner of multiple awards, including the Sharp Writ Book Award for General Non-Fiction, the Readers Favorite Award for Historical/Cultural Non-Fiction, the International Book Award, and National Indie Excellence Award for a Historical Biography, and the "USA Best Books" Award for a Historical Biography.

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Scott Uehlinger

Outstanding, Entertaining work of a Fascinating Time...Must Read!

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This book was one of the best I read in all of 2018. As a Russian speaking retired CIA Officer, I was fascinated by Jacob's incredible and humorous journey through Czarist Russia. The book truly gives one an impression of life in Russia at that time...a time not well covered by English language historical works describing the period. Crazy coincidences and incredible developments are par for the course....and Jacob's outstanding writing recreates the "feel" of living in a Slavic dominated culture. Having lived in that part of the world for over 12 years, it was almost like visiting again....

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Marge L

Keeping His Sense of Humor While Surviving

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I loved this book. I learned about a time when Russia and Japan were at war and the ordinary Russians and those under their dominion were hoping to overthrow the Czar. The author was a Jewish lad from Poland who somehow managed to keep his faith and also his sense of humor in the army and as a Russian prisoner. His survival is amazing. There is so much ignorance in the military command and so little regard for the ordinary soldier. There is also romance with its illusions and disillusions. I felt admiration for the author.

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Geebe

If you ever wanted to know what it was like to live under Russian tzar - first hand account!

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Incredible, yet true! Once you have gotten over the first two pages and accustomed to a diary style story-telling of this fascinating historical figure, it becomes very hard to put his granddaughter's book down.

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Malika H.

Not Fiddler on the Roof

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Before this book, my impressions of early 20th century Russian Jewish life were based on "Fiddler on the Roof," which is like basing your knowledge of the Anschluss on "The Sound of Music." The book is presented as nonfiction with the author using her grandfather's journals as source material, but it reads like fiction. I must say that I'm suspicious that all these narrow escapes and fortunate occurrences happened to one man. I picture my grandfather shrugging and saying, "and he survived already?" Seems highly improbable--sort of like "Papillion" (if you're old enough to remember that book/movie). Still, many improbable things happen in life. My skepticism didn't reduce my enjoyment of the story. The writing style is slightly formal so the book reads like it was translated from a foreign language(s) and you can almost hear an elderly European telling the story. The author did a great job of collecting what had to be a mountain of material into an enjoyable, cogent whole.

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