Stalin's Industrial Revolution by Hiroaki Kuromiya

Stalin's Industrial Revolution by Hiroaki Kuromiya

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This is the first political and social history in English of Stalin's industrial revolution during the first Five-Year Plan, 1928-1932. Dr Kuromiya argues that Stalin and his advisers made industrialization politically possible by presenting it as a 'class war'.

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Stalin's Industrial Revolution by Hiroaki Kuromiya

This is the first detailed political and social history in English of Stalin's industrial revolution during the first Five-Year Plan. The diversion of vast resources into industrialization severely squeezed national consumption, imposing a heavy burden and sacrifice on the entire nation.
'The author vividly conveys the political and social atmosphere of this tumultuous period, not through the eyes of a foreign correspondent, but as participants recorded it' Journal of Economic History
'Kuromiya's scholarship is impressive and his argument strong … By examining the links between high politics, mass ideology and proletarian society, Kuromiya has managed to produce a balanced and thoughtful account of this important period in Soviet history.' The Times Literary Supplement
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ISBN 13 9780521387415
ISBN 10 0521387418
Title Stalin's Industrial Revolution
Author Hiroaki Kuromiya
Series Cambridge Russian Soviet And Post-Soviet Studies
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Year published 1990-06-28
Number of pages 388
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