Titlebook: Dissent in the Years of Krushchev; Nine Stories about D Erik Kulavig Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Uprisings in the Camps, of a slackening in the state’s iron grip of terror over society. This applied not least to the many thousands of prisoners in the camps. To an even greater degree than their fellow countrymen on the other side of the barbed wire, they had experienced the injustice and violence of the system. Their

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Economic Disobedience,er quite lived up to promises; and particularly when growth rates began markedly to decline in the second half of Khrushchev’s reign, dissatisfaction began to be voiced. The British economist and historian Alec Nove believes that the main reason for this decline lay in the Soviet planned system itse

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Conclusion,ion, and subsequent efforts to tighten up politically and ideologically could not stifle the sense of freedom which had already spread among them. A certain rise in productivity in both industry and agriculture indicates that the population manifested a greater degree of goodwill towards the system

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