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L'URSS après Staline : Une ère de bouleversements Ce documentaire explore les années qui suivent la mort de Joseph Staline en 1953 et l'impact de son absence sur l'Union soviétique. En analysant la déstalinisation, les luttes de pouvoir et les réformes entreprises par Khrouchtchev, ce film retrace une période charnière dans l'histoire de l'URSS. À travers des témoignages et des archives, découvrez comment l'URSS a tenté de se reconstruire après des décennies de terreur, tout en faisant face aux tensions internes et internationales. Une plongée dans une période de transformation politique, sociale et économique, marquée par la Guerre froide et l’évolution du système soviétique. Mots-clés : URSS, après Staline, déstalinisation, Khrouchtchev, politique soviétique, guerre froide, réformes, luttes de pouvoir, histoire, société, système soviétique, Union soviétique, transformation. L'URSS après Staline : Une ère de bouleversements L'URSS après Staline : Le crépuscule d'un empire L'URSS après Staline : La transformation du régime soviétique L'URSS après Staline : Entre héritage et réformes L'URSS après Staline : Le changement d'une époque
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