A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... important rivers . From the source of the Volga in the Valdai Hills to its mouth in the Caspian is , as the crow flies , little over a thousand miles . Thanks to the slight drop ( 633 feet ) from source to mouth , the river turns and ...
... important rivers . From the source of the Volga in the Valdai Hills to its mouth in the Caspian is , as the crow flies , little over a thousand miles . Thanks to the slight drop ( 633 feet ) from source to mouth , the river turns and ...
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... important administrative posts in heavy industry ; both were important administrators in the economic structure , but neither had been important in the Party . Shvernik , demoted from headship of the state to his old post as head of the ...
... important administrative posts in heavy industry ; both were important administrators in the economic structure , but neither had been important in the Party . Shvernik , demoted from headship of the state to his old post as head of the ...
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... important administrative posts in heavy industry ; both were important administrators in the economic structure , but neither had been important in the Party . Shvernik , demoted from headship of the state to his old post as head of the ...
... important administrative posts in heavy industry ; both were important administrators in the economic structure , but neither had been important in the Party . Shvernik , demoted from headship of the state to his old post as head of the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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