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On Living Through Soviet Russia (routledge Studies In Memory And Narrative) by KANIEL BERTAUX AND PAUL THOMPSON, edited by Daniel Bertaux, Paul Thompson and Anna Rotkirch, Daniel Bertaux, Paul Richard Thompson, Anna Rotkirch, Bertaux, Daniel, Rotkirch, Anna, Thompson, Paul, Daniel Bertaux, Anna Rotkirch, Paul Thompson is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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On Living Through Soviet Russia Analyses, Through Personal Accounts, How Russian Society Operated At A Day-to-day Level. It Contrasts The Integration Of Different Social Groups: The Descendants Of The Pre-revolutionary Upper Classes, The New Industrial Working Class Or Religious Minorities. It Examines In Turn The Implications Of Family Relationships, Working Mothers, Absent Fathers And Caretaking Grandmothers; Patterns Of Eating Together And Of Housing; The Secrecy Of Sexuality; The Suppression Of Religion; And The Small Freedoms Such As Growing Vegetables At Weekends On A Dacha Plot. Because Of Its Basis In Direct Testimonies, The Book Reveals In A Highly Readable And Direct Style The Meaning For Ordinary Men And Women Of Living Through Those Seven Decades Of State Socialism.--book Jacket. The Cultural Model Of The Russian Popular Classes And The Transition To A Market Economy / Daniel Bertaux, In Collaboration With Marina Malysheva -- Equality In Poverty : The Symbolic Meaning Of Kommunalki In The 1930s-50s / Victoria Semenova -- Coping With Revolution : The Experiences Of Well-to-do Russian Families / Ekaterina Foteeva -- 'what Kind Of Sex Can You Talk About?' : Acquiring Sexua

Author

KANIEL BERTAUX AND PAUL THOMPSON, edited by Daniel Bertaux, Paul Thompson and Anna Rotkirch, Daniel Bertaux, Paul Richard Thompson, Anna Rotkirch, Bertaux, Daniel, Rotkirch, Anna, Thompson, Paul, Daniel Bertaux, Anna Rotkirch, Paul Thompson

Publisher

ROUTLEDGE

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780415309660

Subjects

History, Sociology, Social Science