Titlebook: Challenging Traditional Views of Russian History; Stephen G. Wheatcroft (Associate Professor in Russ Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a divis

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The Soviet Famine of 1932–33 and the Crisis in Agricultureine and elsewhere. An extreme position is taken by Robert Conquest, who argues that ‘the famine of 1933 was deliberately carried out by terror’ and that this was demonstrated by ‘the figures on the millions of tons of available grain reserves’..

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P. Oker-Blom,J. Lappi,H. Smolander compete with its liberal capitalist opponent. A significant part of this answer lies in the nature of the system itself as it emerged from its Stalinist origins, because it was in the creation of the Stalinist system that the key enduring facets of the Soviet regime were formed.

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Principles of Statistical Phytoactinometry,iet authorities, evidently despairing of ever putting a stop to these attacks, instead adopted a curious policy of damage control: the new 24-hour militia post housed duplicate statues of Yermolov, which enabled the statue to be replaced at dawn, before the streets began to fill with people who might notice its absence..

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Patronage and the Intelligentsia in Stalin’s Russialite was more intensive in its pursuit of patrons, or more successful in finding them in the heights of the party leadership, than the Soviet ‘creative intelligentsia’, whose clientelist practices are the subject of this chapter.