Titlebook: Borders of Socialism; Private Spheres of S Lewis H. Siegelbaum Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006 Europe.

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A Symbiosis of Errors: The Personal, Professional, and Political in the Kirov Region, 1931–1941es. Historians working on revolutionary regimes have frequently dispensed with the distinction altogether by finding that everything, even one’s thoughts, was a matter of public concern with “public” largely synonymous with the state’s agenda. According to Lynn Hunt, French revolutionaries “conflate

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Friends in Private, Friends in Public: The Phenomenon of the , Among Soviet Youth in the 1950s and 1lished that they had the same problems and frustrations concerning life and work. Within days they had set up a get-together of like-minded friends and acquaintances—a .—in a small room in a Moscow communal apartment. They began to be the regular hosts of “a group of regular guests, who, like us, we

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Private Matters or Public Crimes: The Emergence of Domestic Hooliganism in the Soviet Union, 1939–19flected many things. But, like most stereotypes, it did not reflect reality. By the mid–1960s, the typical Soviet hooligan was not an adolescent loitering on a city street and assaulting pedestrians. He was a married man who stayed at home with his family and who victimized his wife and children.

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Models, Modality, and Natural Theology,roblematic, and often treacherous” nature, its “false clarity” and multiplicity of meanings.. In an influential attempt to untangle the web of contradictory associations, Jeff Weintraub identified two “fundamental, and analytically quite distinct, kinds of imagery” or axes according to which private and public have been contrasted:

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