Why the Russians Are the Way They Are

This hardcover First Edition is an ex-library copy, with typical library markings and stamps. The book is in good structural condition, though it lacks a dust jacket. The spine and binding are intact, showing minor wear consistent with library use. Overall, it remains a solid reading copy for those interested in historical and political studies.

"Why the Russians Are the Way They Are" by Benjamin Appel was first published in 1966 by Little, Brown and Company. This is a First Edition, featuring illustrated maps by Samuel H. Bryant. The book explores the cultural and political landscape of Russia during the Cold War era, offering insights into the factors shaping Russian society and governance. As an ex-library copy, it bears the usual markings but remains a valuable resource for those interested in historical and political analysis. The hardcover format ensures durability, though it lacks a dust jacket. This edition is a significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Cold War literature, providing a unique perspective on a pivotal time in global history.