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Why were the Faulty Foundations Never Repaired?,country. But it was unable to cope with the problems of economic growth and technical change in a more advanced industrial society. This was a major factor — perhaps the most important one — in the collapse in 1991 of the Soviet experiment.

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,Decision-making on the Ural—Siberian Method,gence, implementation and significance of the USM and concluded that it marked the final stage in the development of the conflicts between the state and the peasantry, which had their origin in the grain crisis which emerged early in 1928, and spelt the end of NEP in political terms.

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Stalin, the Politburo and Rail Transport Policy,heds some light on these difficult questions. Here we shall examine some aspects of the problem on a general level, the changing role of the Politburo, Orgburo and Secretariat from 1928 to 1940, and on a more particular level, the role of Stalin and of his personal secretariat.

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,‘Small’ Facts from Big Files about the , in 1940,sting literature and other available sources are not sufficiently mastered. We should not lose sight of the fact that many published materials remain invaluable and may not have their equivalents in archives. So, as we rush for the archives, we should not fall for an ‘archival fallacy’.

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Soviet National Accounting for World War II: an Inside View,ery, restored economic coordination, and an inflow of external resources. These conditions allowed the Soviet armed forces to press on with the destruction of German military power in 1944 and 1945, while Soviet war production peaked on the basis of a recovering, though still shaky, civilian economy.

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,The Objectives of the Great Terror, 1937–1938,is a large volume of material concerning the activities of the Politburo and Stalin in 1937–8. In republican, provincial and local archives there is a wealth of material on how central directives were implemented in the localities.