A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... collective farmers could best be provided for by allowing them to carry on their own private economies , while the collective as a whole produced marketable surplus . The peasants , however , were as easy to spoil as children . They ...
... collective farmers could best be provided for by allowing them to carry on their own private economies , while the collective as a whole produced marketable surplus . The peasants , however , were as easy to spoil as children . They ...
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... collective security , which had to hinge on a Franco - Russian understanding . Along with the general idea of collective security to be achieved through the League of Nations , Litvinov had been assiduously working for an " Eastern ...
... collective security , which had to hinge on a Franco - Russian understanding . Along with the general idea of collective security to be achieved through the League of Nations , Litvinov had been assiduously working for an " Eastern ...
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... collective farms was much weakened . In the oc- cupied areas , the Germans had not attempted to capitalize on the strong peasant sentiment for the abolition of collectivization , for they , like the Soviet regime , found that collective ...
... collective farms was much weakened . In the oc- cupied areas , the Germans had not attempted to capitalize on the strong peasant sentiment for the abolition of collectivization , for they , like the Soviet regime , found that collective ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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