АВСТРО-ВЕНГРИЯ: СУДЬБА ИМПЕРИИ. Обновленная версия исторического бестселлера

Pervoe evropeĭskoe izdanie istoricheskogo bestsellera laureatov premii "Prosvetitelʹ". Ėta kniga - uvlekatelʹnyĭ rasskaz o chrezvychaĭno pestroĭ i udivitelʹno interesnoĭ strane, svoego roda evropeĭskoĭ Atlantide, izvestnoĭ russkoi͡azychnomu chitateli͡u gorazdo menʹshe, chem ona togo zasluzhivaet. Derzhavy Gabsburgov davno net na kartakh. Pervai͡a mirovai͡a voĭna unichtozhila ėtu, pozhaluĭ, samui͡u ui͡utnui͡u v istorii imperii͡u, no nakoplennyĭ ee narodami opyt sosushchestvovanii͡a do sikh por aktualen dli͡a T͡Sentralʹnoĭ Evropy. Osnovannyĭ na glubokom znanii faktov analiz istoricheskikh prot͡sessov soprovozhdaetsi͡a zakhvatyvai͡ushchim rasskazom o budni͡akh i prazdnikakh dunaĭskoĭ monarkhii, i͡arkimi portretami chlenov dinastii Gabsburgov i ikh poddannykh, zhivymi ocherkami o poezdkakh po gabsburgskim Vene i Budapeshtu, Prage i Lʹvovu, Saraevu i Triestu.

The first European edition of the historical bestseller of the winners of the Enlightener Award. This book is a fascinating story about an extremely diverse and surprisingly interesting country, a kind of European Atlantis, known to the Russian—speaking reader much less than it deserves to be. The Habsburg empire has not been on the maps for a long time. The First World War destroyed this, perhaps, the most comfortable empire in history, but the experience of coexistence accumulated by its peoples is still relevant for Central Europe. Based on a deep knowledge of facts, the analysis of historical processes is accompanied by an exciting story about the everyday life and holidays of the Danube monarchy, vivid portraits of members of the Habsburg dynasty and their subjects, lively essays about trips to Habsburg Vienna and Budapest, Prague and Lviv, Sarajevo and Trieste.