Titlebook: Centre-Local Relations in the Stalinist State, 1928-1941; E. A. Rees Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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2946-8728 . It examines the trend toward greater central state control over the formation and implementation of economic policy and the shift towards increased state repression through a series of archive-based case studies of the centre‘s interactions with its republican and regional bodies. The book provide

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Getriebe für besondere Forderungencentre-local relations. The centrifugal forces were those forces pulling power away from the centre, the pressure from different national and ethnic groups seeking to break away from the grip of the capital, the pressures from provincial centres and regions seeking greater autonomy, the pressure of

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Operative Therapie der Harninkontinenz,ovincial leaders to unseat Stalin from his post as party General Secretary.. By implication what was said in the corridors and in private meetings has been deemed far more important than what was said on the congress floor. Hard evidence of a conspiracy to remove Stalin and to elect in his place the

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Prophylaxe und Therapie der Narbenkeloide,Soviet leadership Moscow was a showcase, a demonstration of the regime’s competence and of its control. On account of its proximity to the centres of power it enjoyed a position of unique advantage . other local authorities. In the 1920s it was still overshadowed in many ways by the former imperial

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Inkontinenz: Vesikale und urethrale Fisteln, a peculiar place.. It was one of the most important industrial (steel and coal) centres in the country, so important a source of energy supply for the whole country as to be called the ‘all-union stokehold [.]’.. Yet it was a perennial trouble spot for the economic administrators. For Moscow the Do

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