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Chapter 1. Nadya's letter Chapter 2. Gathering of the storm Chapter 3. Spirit of Sunday Chapter 4. Coming of the storm Chapter 5. Moscow marches on Chapter 6. Beyond the pale Chapter 7. Daily ordeal Chapter 8. "The return of the native"
Chapter 9. Voice of the mass Chapter 10. White wedding Chapter 11. Kolhoz Chapter 12. New and the old Chapter 13. Koolack Chapter 14. Puzzled little father Chapter 15. Landlord herdsman Chapter 16. New girl Chapter 17. Gipsy Rosa Chapter 18. Farewell visit Chapter 19. Red bread
Ronald Grigor Suny is Charles Tilly Collegiate Professor of Social and Political History at the University of Michigan. His many books include The Making of the Georgian Nation (IUP, 1994).
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Michael Hahn
reviewed Red bread on March 21, 2009
Red bread
I wish I'd been able to take my time and absorb this book but I was on a deadline. It's a collection of observations and stories from a man travelling through the Soviet Union during Stalin's five year plan. As he interviews and interacts with people within and without the Kolhuz, he paints an interesting portrait of how people felt towards collectivization. I believe the book is out of print, but I have a copy that anyone can borrow.
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