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Paradoxes of religious freedom and repression in (post-)Soviet contexts

, 2014
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The Repressions of 1937–1938 and the Soviet Economy

2018
A major event in the background of the economic developments of the late 1930s was the widespread repressions, which involved the detention and deportation, imprisonment, or execution of millions of Soviet citizens. The chapter reviews the scale of repression and its relationship to economic trends.
Mark Harrison, Harrison Mark, Wheatcroft Stephen G   +2 more
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Soviet Repression Statistics: Some Comments

Europe-Asia Studies, 2002
(2002). Soviet Repression Statistics: Some Comments. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 54, No. 7, pp. 1151-1172.
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Under the Weight of the Soviet Legacy and Political Repressions: The Radical Left in Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia

The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review, 2021
Abstract Mass protest movements of the early 2010s, particularly the Occupy movement, stimulated the rise of radical left organizations globally. In Southern Europe, radical left parties celebrated their first electoral successes. In Russia, radical left organizations were also influenced by this upsurge of social protest movements and participated in ...
Sergey Sergeev, Alexandra Kuznetsova
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Soviet Rule: Repression and Urbanization

1996
The objective of this chapter is to examine the evolution of Belarus1 toward independence, and outline its distinctive characteristics as a republic of the former Soviet Union. The republic of Belarus, it is posited, is a state that has been developed with some unique features both historically and as a result of economic and political measures imposed
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