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Introduction History of a Metaphor 1
1 History and Myth of the Arbat 19
2 A Cult of Personality and a "Rhapsody in Blue" 40
3 Raining on Turandot 75
4 Remembering the Avant-garde 105
5 Preserving the Past, Empowering the Public 141
6 Dissidence and the End of the Thaw 174
Conclusion: The Arbat and the Thaw 211
Selected Bibliography 221
Index 223
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Joanne Ellis
reviewed The Many Lives of Khrushchev's Thaw: Experience and Memory in Moscow's Arbat on July 27, 2014
The Many Lives of Khrushchev's Thaw
A simple truth is stated early in this book. The communist party in Russia is a counter intelligence operation first, a political party second, and runs the country with whatever time it has left. German attempts to learn what was going on inside Russia were doomed from the start. The communists are so dedicated to searching for dissidents within their country attempts to inject spies are quickly spotted.
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