Similar Products

1275 Days [DVD] [2019]

< 3 ay

Best Buy USD

1275 Days [DVD] [2019]

< 3 ay

Best Buy USD

Three Days In August (DVD)(2019)

< 3 ay

Target USD

7 Days to Vegas [DVD] [2019]

< 3 ay

Best Buy USD

Seven Days To Noon (DVD)(2019)

< 3 ay

Target USD

45 Days Away From You [DVD] [2019]

< 3 ay

Best Buy USD

LIVE:JULY 22 06 LOVELY DAYS FESTIVAL (DVD)(2019)

< 3 ay

Target USD

8 Days: To the Moon and Back (DVD)(2019)

< 3 ay

Target USD

4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days (DVD)(2019)

< 3 ay

Target USD

8 Days: To the Moon and Back [DVD] [2019]

< 3 ay

Best Buy USD

Products of same category from the store

Iconic Movies of the '80s & '90s 20-Movie Collection (DVD)(2020)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Save Yourselves! (DVD)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Ricky Zoom: Zoom Into Adventure (DVD)

< 3 ay

Target USD

James Bond Moore Collection Volume 1 (Blu-ray)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Wire The Complete Series (Blu-ray)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Pokemon the Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution (DVD)(2020)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Starship Troopers (Repackaged) (DVD)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Evan Almighty (DVD)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Superman: Doomsday (Blu-ray)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Duplicity (Blu-ray)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Shaun of the Dead ($5 Halloween Candy Cash Offer) (Blu-ray)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Product info

Is it better to acknowledge an unpalatable truth or to embrace the comfort of myth? Jessica Gorter's 900 DAYS contrasts the devastating and unforgettable stories recounted by survivors of the Siege of Leningrad, the infamous German blockade which caused the deaths of more than one million people during World War II, with the triumphant memorials fabricated by the Russian state. <br/><p> <br/>The blockade was one of the defining moments of World War II, but remains largely unremembered outside of Russia. In September 1941, the three million inhabitants of the city now known as St. Petersburg were trapped without food or drinking water. For 900 days, people ate glue, leather soles, cats, and perhaps even their fellow human beings. When the siege was over, nearly a million people had died. Immediately after the war, investigations of the blockade were forbidden. The Soviet propaganda machine transformed the survivors into a symbol of national heroism, silencing any questions about Stalin's war policy and its toll on the lives of ordinary Russians. <br/><p> <br/>Survivors speak openly, many for the first time, about their experiences and post-war censorship. These are painfully aware that true recognition of their trauma and the ruinous policies that allowed it to continue is still, even after half a century, far away.

Price History