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Immerse yourself in the fascinating narrative of 'Red Plenty', a book that captures the essence of the Soviet Union’s planned economy during the optimistic late 1950s. This engaging read, published by Faber in 2011, spans 448 pages filled with rich, compelling storytelling, making it an essential read for history buffs and political science students alike. With ISBN 9780571225248, this brand-new edition takes you on a journey through a time when the Soviet Union aimed to outshine capitalism, envisioning a future of abundance and technological triumphs. Discover the dreams of visionary leaders like Nikita Khrushchev, who led the charge for a prosperous communist society, where every innovation rivaled the best of the West. 'Red Plenty' offers a thought-provoking exploration of how ambition and hope intertwined with the harsh realities of a planned economy. It's a crucial addition to any collection for those intrigued by the tumultuous intersection of progress, ideology, and human endeavor. Grab your copy now and delve into this rich historical tapestry that reveals both the magic and the fleeting nature of an extraordinary dream. Perfect for anyone who finds allure in the complexities of the Soviet era, 'Red Plenty' is a book that leaves you contemplating the thin line between utopia and dystopia.