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Roman Brackman, a historian and survivor of a Soviet gulag camp, compares the 1972 and 2020 US elections and argues the anti-establishment movements and riots of each era mirror one another. He also claims one figure from the Nixon years resurfaces to weave hoaxes again. It is a short political-history essay aimed at readers who want a dissident's perspective on recent American politics, not a neutral academic survey. Readers looking for sourced electoral data or a balanced account of both elections will find it opinionated and thinly documented.
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This book is by historian Dr. Roman Brackman, a survivor of a Soviet prison camp. It compares the US elections of 1972 and 2020.
The author describes the anti-establishment movements and riots of 2020 as similar to those of the Nixon era. He also writes that one figure from the 1970s has resurfaced to weave hoaxes, as he did in decades past.
The book presents historical precedents and the author's insights on current national events. It also holds that the tragedies of past eras need not be repeated.
