The Relaunch of the Soviet Project, 1945-64

Juliane Fürst; Polly Jones; Susan Morrissey

The Relaunch of the Soviet Project, 1945-64

Edited by Juliane Fürst, Polly Jones and Susan Morrissey

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Slavonic and East European Review 86.2

Modern Humanities Research Association and the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

1 April 2008 • 200pp

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The Soviet revolutionary project, conceived and modified in the years between 1917 and 1941, had to be reconstructed, re-legitimized and re-imagined after 1945.

Devoted to the years following the Soviet Union’s spectacular victory in World War Two, the eight essays in this volume explore the dichotomies — mismanagement and repression, innovation and achievement — that characterized an era which holds the key to the eventual demise of the USSR.

Contents:

201-207	Introduction Juliane Fürst, Polly Jones, Susan Morrissey	Cite
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208-231	Robust Revolution to Retiring Revolution: The Life Cycle of the Soviet Revolution, 1945–1968 Amir Weiner	Cite
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232-258	Between Salvation and Liquidation: Homeless and Vagrant Children and the Reconstruction of Soviet Society Juliane Fürst	Cite
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259-282	Peace or Pacifism? The Soviet ‘Struggle For Peace in All the World’ 1948–54 Timothy Johnston	Cite
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283-305	Individual Forms of Ownership in the Urban Housing Fund of the USSR, 1944–64 Mark B. Smith	Cite
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306-327	What Can and Cannot Be Said: Between the Stalinist Past and New Soviet Future Cynthia Hooper	Cite
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328-345	POWs and Purge Victims: Attitudes towards Party Rehabilitation, 1956–57 Miriam Dobson	Cite
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346-371	Memories of Terror or Terrorizing Memories? Terror, Trauma and Survival in Soviet Culture of the Thaw Polly Jones	Cite
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372-394	Amateur Theatres and Amateur Publics in the Russian Republic, 1958–71 Susan Costanzo	Cite
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Fürst, Juliane, Polly Jones, and Susan Morrissey (eds), The Relaunch of the Soviet Project, 1945-64 (= Slavonic and East European Review, 86.2 (2008))

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