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The Affirmative Action Empire : Nations and Nationalism in the Soviet Union, 1923–1939
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Author(s):
Terry Martin
Publication date:
January 01 2001
Publisher:
Cornell University Press
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9781501713323
Publication date:
January 01 2001
DOI:
10.7591/9781501713323
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Book chapters
pp. i
Frontmatter
pp. vii
Contents
pp. xi
List of Tables and Maps
pp. xiii
Acknowledgments
pp. xv
Footnote Abbreviations
pp. xvii
A Note on Style
pp. 1
1. The Soviet Affirmative Action Empire
pp. 31
2. Borders and Ethnic Conflict
pp. 75
3. Linguistic Ukrainization, 1923-1932
pp. 125
4. Affirmative Action in the Soviet East, 1923-1932
pp. 182
5. The Latinization Campaign and the Symbolie Polities of National Identity
pp. 211
6. The Polities of National Cornmunism, 1923-1930
pp. 273
7. The National Interpretation of the 1933 Famine
pp. 311
8. Ethnie Cieansing and Enemy Nations
pp. 344
9. The Revised Soviet Nationalities Policy, 1933-1939
pp. 394
10. The Reemergenee of the Russians
pp. 432
11. The Friendship of the Peoples
pp. 462
Glossary
pp. 465
Bibliography
pp. 483
Index
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