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TIME 1989

The Year that Defined Today's World

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The year 1989 was the start of a monumental shift in world history. From the fall of the Berlin Wall to the introduction of the World Wide Web, the unparalled events of 20 years ago trigered forces that are still shaping our world today. Filled with iconic images and photographs that capture the critical events of the year, this book celebrates and honors a moment in history that forever changed the way our world works today. Includes eyewitness tales from Tiananmen Square and Berlin, a look into the creation of the pop cultural phenomenon, the Simpsons, and an understanding into the lasting evironmental cost of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. With contributions from TIME writers across the globe, as well as Adi Ignatius, accomplished author and Editor in Chief of the Harvard Business Review, Anne McElvoy, political columnist of the London Evening Standard and favorite TIME pop culture writer, James Poniewozik.

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Título
TIME 1989
Subtítulo
The Year that Defined Today's World
Idioma
Inglés
Autores
Time Inc.
Editorial
Time
Publicado en
2009
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
96
ISBN10
1603201335
ISBN13
9781603201339
Serie
Descripción
The year 1989 was the start of a monumental shift in world history. From the fall of the Berlin Wall to the introduction of the World Wide Web, the unparalled events of 20 years ago trigered forces that are still shaping our world today. Filled with iconic images and photographs that capture the critical events of the year, this book celebrates and honors a moment in history that forever changed the way our world works today. Includes eyewitness tales from Tiananmen Square and Berlin, a look into the creation of the pop cultural phenomenon, the Simpsons, and an understanding into the lasting evironmental cost of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. With contributions from TIME writers across the globe, as well as Adi Ignatius, accomplished author and Editor in Chief of the Harvard Business Review, Anne McElvoy, political columnist of the London Evening Standard and favorite TIME pop culture writer, James Poniewozik.