About the book: 1982 / PHILLIP BONOSKY "Are our Moscow correspondents telling us the truth about the USSR?" The author who spent three years in the USSR , using specific material, exposes the falsity of reports from Moscow correspondents of American bourgeois newspapers and magazines about the Soviet country and its people, about the policies of the Soviet state. He dwells on several of the most favorite topics of anti-Soviet propaganda, shows the method of distorting the truth, and explains why and in whose interests this is done. Using materials from the American press about life in the USA, the author shows what the “American way of life” really is. BORIS KRUMOV “The Far East Up Close” Readers are invited to a chapter from the book telling about Soviet Chukotka. The author talks about the riches of this land and its exotic northern nature; about people exploring this remote region; about the renewal that Soviet power brought to the life of local peoples. The descriptions of meetings with reindeer herders and hunters, scientists and pilots, doctors and writers, representatives of other professions are imbued with respect for the fortitude of the people working in this harsh region.