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This is President Reagan's foreign policy fantasy masquerading as a thriller. The evil Soviet empire is collapsing on the ash heap of history under the wieght of hardening of the leadership, corruption and inefficiency. Who will take over? Like much of [Robert Moss]'s previous work, such a...

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Published in:The New York times 1985
Main Author: Sullivan, Jack
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
AMADO, JORGE
Amado, Jorge (1912-2001)
BECKER, ALIDA
Bodey, Donald
Brindel, June Rachuy
Brown, James
CARB, ALISON B
Dick, Philip K
Dowling, Gregory
Gilliatt, Penelope
GRUSON, LINDSEY
Highsmith, Patricia (1921-1995)
HULBERT, ANN
Hurston, Zora Neale
KLASS, SHEILA SOLOMON
Lane, Helen R
MASLIN, JANET
Morrell, David
Moss, Robert
Peters, Joan K
Prado, Holly
RAMSEY, NANCY
RANDALL, FREDERIKA
Rao, Balbeer
SALZBERG, CHARLES
Santmyer, Helen Hooven
Sauers, Gabe
SHAPIRO, ANNA
STAPLES, BRENT
STASIO, MARILYN
SULLIVAN, JACK
Thornton, Derrick
Townshend, Pete
TRITEL, BARBARA
Ward, Andrew
ZEIDNER, LISA
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Summary:This is President Reagan's foreign policy fantasy masquerading as a thriller. The evil Soviet empire is collapsing on the ash heap of history under the wieght of hardening of the leadership, corruption and inefficiency. Who will take over? Like much of [Robert Moss]'s previous work, such as ''The Spike,'' which was written with Arnaud de Borchgrave, this is a fictional interpretation of current events as seen through the eyes of a conservative - what might be called a revisionist thriller.
ISSN:0362-4331