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,The Soviet Political Executive, 1917–1986,ly the ruling paradigm of the Soviet leadership, namely that it is best understood in terms of a sequence of personally dominant leaders, whose rule is separated by interregna in the course of which the struggle for the succession to supreme power is fought and resolved.. I should therefore make cle

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Conclusions,t is really only in the period of ‘high Stalinism’ that the Soviet Union could meaningfully be regarded as a personal dictatorship, albeit one with a number of specific Communist features. Even then, other institutions, such as ministries, could wield substantial power, however helpless their indivi

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Introduction,dividual top leader (who for much the greatest part of the Soviet era has been the party General Secretary), the Politburo, the Secretariat of the Central Committee, the broader membership of the Central Committee, the Presidium of the Council of Ministers and individual senior ministers.

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Political Processes and Generational Change,ese experiences, however, did not constitute a crisis for the Soviet political system. Indeed, the continuity of the real mechanisms of power in the Communist Party, dating at least from the death of Stalin and in some respects from the 1920s, was powerfully reaffirmed by the events of 1982–6.

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