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Stalin and An Artifact of Soviet Historiography
Journal of Modern Russian History and Historiography, 2020Abstract The incomplete five-volume Ocherki istorii istoricheskoi nauki v sssr , published between 1955 and 1985, is a fascinating artifact of Soviet historiography’s ability to mobilize academic resources for large-scale projects. It is also a barometer of the evolution of Soviet historiography between the death of Stalin and the onset of perestroika.
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Recent Conflicts in Soviet Historiography
The Journal of Modern History, 1952T HE writing of history in our society is far from being a clearly defined process. The form it takes is dependent upon the writer's definition of the nature of history; and the number of differing definitions is roughly equal to the number of historians.
Anatole G. Mazour, Herman E. Bateman
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Spartacus's Rebellion In Soviet Historiography
Soviet Studies in History, 1976The slave insurrection led by Spartacus, which occurred over 2,000 years ago, does not cease to interest and excite progressively thinking people. Soviet scholars have paid a great deal of attention to this outstanding event in the history of ancient Rome.
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Two Books on Soviet Historiography
World Politics, 1968Western observers of Soviet life have been apt to construe Soviet historiography as a political barometer. The character of statements rather than the events purportedly described by them has been the object of study. The tendentiousness of Soviet historical writing —its distortions and its employment of such elusive concepts as “relations of ...
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Rethinking the Historiography of the Soviet Bloc
Addressing polarized narratives of authoritarian control and societal resistance, this volume reconsiders the totalitarianism paradigm in the study of the Soviet Bloc. Historians, philosophers, and literary scholars explore both its enduring explanatory power and its conceptual limits, drawing on insights from social epistemology and the history of ...openaire +2 more sources
On Warped Mourning and Omissions in Post-Soviet Historiography
Ab Imperio, 2014SUMMARY: This essay critiques Alexander Etkind’s series of “warped mourning” texts, which analyze the consequences of repressed histories while themselves neglecting important historical facts, such as the forced oblivion of Stalin in the post-1956 public discourse.
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Conspectus of Soviet historiography of Japan
1981The main contributors have been identified above simply in alphabetical order of names; showing an array of personalities. What pattern of development does this reveal? The older age-group appears to prevail strongly, the average age of the authoritative individuals remains high.
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Soviet Historiography on the Habsburg Empire
Austrian History Yearbook, 1995Tofik Islamov +4 more
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V.O. Klyuchevsky in Soviet historiography
Преподавание истории в школе, 2022openaire +1 more source