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Stalin : a new history
Sarah Davies and James R. Harris
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Frontmatter
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Notes on contributors (page vii)
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Preface (page ix)
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A note on transliteration (page x)
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Glossary (page xi)
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1 Joseph Stalin: power and ideas (SARAH DAVIES and JAMES HARRIS, page 1)
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2 Stalin as Georgian: the formative years (ALFRED J. RIEBER, page 18)
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3 Stalin as Commissar for Nationality Affairs, 1918-1922 (JEREMY SMITH, page 45)
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4 Stalin as General Secretary: the appointments process and the nature of Stalin's power (JAMES HARRIS, page 63)
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5 Stalin as Prime Minister: power and the Politburo (J. ARCH GETTY, page 83)
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6 Stalin as dictator: the personalisation of power (OLEG V. KHLEVNIUK, page 108)
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7 Stalin as economic policy-maker: Soviet agriculture, 1931-1936 (R. W. DAVIES, page 121)
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8 Stalin as foreign policy-maker: avoiding war, 1927-1953 (ALFRED J. RIEBER, page 140)
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9 Stalin as Marxist: the Western roots of Stalin's russification of Marxism (ERIK VAN REE, page 159)
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10 Stalin as Bolshevik romantic: ideology and mobilisation, 1917-1939 (DAVID PRIESTLAND, page 181)
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11 Stalin as patron of cinema: creating Soviet mass culture, 1932-1936 (SARAH DAVIES, page 202)
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12 Stalin as producer: the Moscow show trials and the construction of mortal threats (WILLIAM CHASE, page 226)
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13 Stalin as symbol: a case study of the personality cult and its construction (DAVID BRANDENBERGER, page 249)
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14 Stalin as the coryphaeus of science: ideology and knowledge in the post-war years (ETHAN POLLOCK, page 271)
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Index (page 289)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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SR | 65.4 (Winter 2006): 832-833 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/4148489 |
JIH | 38.4 (Spring 2008): 614-615 | http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_interdisciplinary_history/v038/38.4blitstein.html |
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Published: 2005
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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