A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... tion , individual peasants , voluntary associations of peasants , and peasant communes had acquired title to a ... tion . Furthermore , growth of urban population , concentrating especially in St. Petersburg and Moscow and in a few ...
... tion , individual peasants , voluntary associations of peasants , and peasant communes had acquired title to a ... tion . Furthermore , growth of urban population , concentrating especially in St. Petersburg and Moscow and in a few ...
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... tion could be attributed to the collectives as such , and less than 10 percent to the state farms ; more than one - quarter of all agricultural produce still had to be credited to individual small - scale economies , though most of them ...
... tion could be attributed to the collectives as such , and less than 10 percent to the state farms ; more than one - quarter of all agricultural produce still had to be credited to individual small - scale economies , though most of them ...
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... tion April Poles ask Red Cross investiga- March 5 Churchill's ". 1932 ( cont . ) Aug. Opening of attack on Pokrov- sky and his educational policies 1933 Jan. Metro - Vickers engineers trial Japanese control of Manchukuo ( Manchuria ) ...
... tion April Poles ask Red Cross investiga- March 5 Churchill's ". 1932 ( cont . ) Aug. Opening of attack on Pokrov- sky and his educational policies 1933 Jan. Metro - Vickers engineers trial Japanese control of Manchukuo ( Manchuria ) ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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