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“The Great Terror” and the Clergy: Repressions in Soviet Tatarstan
The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review, 2009Research of KGB and other archives into religious condemnation in Tatarstan. In 1937, in response to claims that religious groups in Tatarstan were intensifying their activities, the Bureau of the Tatar Oblast Committee of the VKP(b) stepped up its anti-religious propaganda.
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Soviet Democracy and Repression in the Late 1930s
Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History, 2021openaire +2 more sources
Protest, Reform and Repression in Khrushchev's Soviet Union
Europe-Asia Studies, 2015A vast amount of literature on dissident activities in the former USSR has tended to associate dissent with the post-Stalin period.
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Social analysis of Lithuanian pharmacists repressed by the Soviet Union
2021Introduction: After the outbreak of the Second World War, Lithuania was occupied three times: first, by the USSR in 1940, then by Nazi Germany in 1941 and, finally, by the USSR again in 1944. During 1940-1953 over 280,000 people were exiled from Lithuania into forced labor camps (GULAGs) -- of these 32,000 were children. A part of young men chose armed
Gudienė, Vilma, Kondratas, Ramūnas
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Repressed inflation in the Soviet Union
European Economic Review, 1981Roy Gardner, Jonathan Strauss
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Soviet repressions as an eternal pain of modern Russian society
2019Автор статьи изучил материалы о политических репрессиях 1930-х годов. В тексте раскрывается сущность преследования людей по политическим мотивам как инструмента социалистического государства, характеризующего его тоталитарный режим. Десятки миллионов советских людей пострадали от политических репрессий, инициируемых и осуществляемых диктатурой ...
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