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Eco-friendly synthesis of titanium dioxide nanoparticles from Cocos nucifera for improved photocatalytic and antimicrobial applications. [PDF]
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2019
For Stalin, the Jacobins, while undeniably bourgeois, acted like NKVD agents during the Great Terror of the 1930s, linking treason inside France with the revolution’s reactionary enemies in the rest of the Europe. Chapter 9 also includes discussion of Stalin’s ambivalence towards Napoleon, and the intellectual contortions required of Soviet historians ...
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For Stalin, the Jacobins, while undeniably bourgeois, acted like NKVD agents during the Great Terror of the 1930s, linking treason inside France with the revolution’s reactionary enemies in the rest of the Europe. Chapter 9 also includes discussion of Stalin’s ambivalence towards Napoleon, and the intellectual contortions required of Soviet historians ...
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2013
Abstract If Stalin was the supremely powerful dictator of popular renown, then why did he feel the need to persecute so many Soviet citizens? This chapter draws on recently released archives, including Stalin’s personal papers, to reassess not only the leader’s fears and ambitions but also the nature of the Stalinist order.
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Abstract If Stalin was the supremely powerful dictator of popular renown, then why did he feel the need to persecute so many Soviet citizens? This chapter draws on recently released archives, including Stalin’s personal papers, to reassess not only the leader’s fears and ambitions but also the nature of the Stalinist order.
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