The book describes the political clubs and perestroika in Russia without dissent. Political Clubs and Perestroika in Russia: Opposition Without Dissent The book "Политические клубы и Перестройка в России. Оппозиция без диссидентства" (Political Clubs and Perestroika in Russia: Opposition Without Dissent) delves into the history of political clubs in Russia during the era of perestroika, highlighting their role in shaping the country's political landscape without resorting to dissent or violence. The author, Сигман К. , provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of these clubs and their impact on Russian society, offering a unique perspective on the period. Introduction In the late 1980s, as the Soviet Union began to collapse, a new type of political movement emerged in Russia - the political club. These clubs were formed by groups of like-minded individuals who sought to discuss and debate political issues, often in opposition to the ruling Communist Party.

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