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The Benefits of the History of Pre-capitalist Formations to the Socialist Construction: The Discussion on the Primitive Communism in the Soviet Historiography

Historical Studies, 2018
Published the debate on the report of V. K. Nikolsky on the primitive communism. The report was presented by the author in may 1931, at a joint meeting of the sections of the Institute of history of the Communist Academy and the Society of historians ...
O. Metel
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National Identities in Soviet Historiography

2015
Harun Yılmaz
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Soviet Historiography of Knowledge

1964
Because of the basic question of all philosophy, the history of knowledge plays an inordinately large part in contemporary Soviet historiography of philosophy. This means that past and present philosophers and philosophies are judged primarily or even exclusively on the basis of their philosophical explanation of knowledge.
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Spartacus's Rebellion In Soviet Historiography

Soviet Studies in History, 1976
The 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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Reply to a Questionnaire on Soviet Historiography

History and Theory, 1967
In February, 1965 Professor Arthur Mendel of the University of Michigan submitted the following questionnaire to the Institute of Soviet-American Relations. M. J. Gefter and V. L. Malkov who replied to the questionnaire are both of the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
M. J. Gefter, V. L. Malkov
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Conceptualizations of the Holocaust in Soviet and Post-Soviet Ukraine and Belarus: Public Debates and Historiography

East European Politics and Societies, 2020
This article belongs to a forthcoming special section, ‘Conceptualizations of the Holocaust in Germany, Lithuania, Poland, and Ukraine since the 1990s’ guest edited by Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe.
O. Baranova
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Recent Conflicts in Soviet Historiography

The Journal of Modern History, 1952
T 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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Two Books on Soviet Historiography

World Politics, 1968
Western 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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Soviet Historiography on Russia and the Mongols

Russian Review, 1982
Soviet historiography has always exercised a particular fascination for Western specialists in Russian history. In part this is because more is written on Russian history in the Soviet Union than anywhere else, but at least as important is interest in understanding the evolution of the Soviet Union itself: historiographic investigation provides ...
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Soviet historiography about the Stakhanov movement

Tula Scientific Bulletin History Linguistics, 2021
S. F. Volodin, T. Volodina
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