Titlebook: Stalin’s Terror Revisited; Melanie Ilič (Senior Lecturer in History, Honorary Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Remembering the Victims of Political Repression: the Purges in Mordoviya,the various ‘books of martyrs’, we are now able to examine more closely the extent and impact of the terror in its various forms in different regions of the Soviet Union, and to offer a more detailed analysis of the social background of its victims.

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Introduction,ror of 1936 to 1938 was a multifaceted and complex event that defies simple interpretation. What happened in these years cannot be reduced to one single explanation. None of the recent histories of the Great Terror even attempts to do so.

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Introduction,causes of the terror and — through a series of case studies — with its impact on the Soviet population.. It is clear from recent research that the terror of 1936 to 1938 was a multifaceted and complex event that defies simple interpretation. What happened in these years cannot be reduced to one sing

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Soviet Trade Unions and the Great Terror,the terror have not yet been fully revealed and its scale and scope are still a bone of contention among scholars. With the opening up of the state archives since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, however, a considerable, though still limited, amount of material on the purges has become avai

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