A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... production was a very significant factor in promoting the progress of Russian agriculture by stimulating rotation of crops and the practice of fertilizing the soil . In Central Asia , cotton production increased more than fourfold in ...
... production was a very significant factor in promoting the progress of Russian agriculture by stimulating rotation of crops and the practice of fertilizing the soil . In Central Asia , cotton production increased more than fourfold in ...
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... production by only one - fifth - a trebling of the very low rate of pro- duction . In agriculture the figure was still more modest ; grain production was expected to rise from its actual low of 55 percent of 1940 to only 7 percent above ...
... production by only one - fifth - a trebling of the very low rate of pro- duction . In agriculture the figure was still more modest ; grain production was expected to rise from its actual low of 55 percent of 1940 to only 7 percent above ...
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... production by only one - fifth — a trebling of the very low rate of pro- duction . In agriculture the figure was still more modest ; grain production was expected to rise from its actual low of 55 percent of 1940 to only 7 percent above ...
... production by only one - fifth — a trebling of the very low rate of pro- duction . In agriculture the figure was still more modest ; grain production was expected to rise from its actual low of 55 percent of 1940 to only 7 percent above ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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