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Debate on Doctrine,the consequent need for maximum differentiation between them and the cultural and scientific situation in the USSR. A whole passage on this subject in Kirov’s Leningrad Party Conference speech of January 1934 was taken from one by Gorky some days earlier.. Bukharin became one of the first to recogni

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Stalinism in Literature,y NEP. Now, though, such expertise could only be contained within a rigid framework. They were obliged to become ‘Soviet writers’, organised in a single Union and equipped with a compulsory orthodoxy: socialist realism. Its introduction was prefaced by a wide-ranging debate on theoretical issues pro

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The Revolution, when, as was more frequent, the state did nothing, writers attempted to goad it into activity. But, while regularly in opposition to the authorities, the writers of the nineteenth century found themselves increasingly critical of Russian society and found in its ignorance, backwardness, violence, l

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