...Lynn Mally Copyright © 1994 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1994 Utopias Lost and Found: In Search of Soviet Culture Lynn Mally Sheila Fitzpatrick, The Cultural Front: Power and Culture in Revolutionary Russia...

...Lewis Siegelbaum 2004 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2004 RHR_90_13Siegelbaum.qxd 8/3/04 12:19 PM Page 142 (RE)VIEWS The Case of the Phantom Soviet Truck Lewis Siegelbaum In the June 2003 issue...

...Glenn Wallach Copyright © September 1987 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1987 "Ichbin ein Amerikaner": Soviet Invasion and the Uses of Camelot Glenn Wallach Russian tanks rolled into the heartland and onto TV screens...

...Henry Reichman Copyright © January 1988 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1988 Beyond the Good Ww: The Left, the Soviet Union, and the Nature of World Ww I1 Henry Reichman Ernest The Meaning...

...Lewis H. Siegelbaum; Michael Morgan 1984 ”State” versus ”Society” in Tsarist and Soviet History Lewis H. Siegelbaum and Michael Morgan ”The state swelled up; the people grew lean.” Such was the verdict of V.O. Kliuchevskii, the great nineteenth-century Russian...

...Henry Reichman 1991 The Nazi-Soviet Pact after Fifty Years Henry Reichman Donald Cameron Watt, How War Came: The Immediate Origins of the Second World War, 2938-1939. New York: Pantheon, 1989. Anthony Read and David Fisher...

... Social Security Act. The essay traces a young Epstein’s 1921–22 journey to Russia to study the Soviet government’s radical experiments in social welfare policy. Although Epstein was disillusioned with the Soviet system on the whole, his experiences in Soviet Russia informed his later idea of “social...

... with young, educated, and secular Afghan Americans whose families came to the United States after the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, tell a different story of 9/11 than that of eyewitnesses and survivors at the World Trade Center. In addition to illuminating the impact of 9/11 on the everyday life...

... the biggest shopping mall in Kyiv. Listening to workers' experiences and looking into the past and the present of the Bilshovyk plant, the authors were able to see three aspects of the transformation of post-Soviet cities: transformations in dominant ideology, class structure, and urban space. © 2012...

... apartheid itself, instead focused their efforts on demonizing and delegitimizing the ANC as terrorists and agents of the Soviet Union—but this failed to significantly damage the reputation of the ANC or weaken the call for boycotts. This article is based on extensive new archival research from sources...

...-Asian world. And, again, the role of the Soviet Union in the decolonized world needs a rethinking outside of the Cold War frame. This review argues that an evaluation of a few works of literature cannot be a substitute for historical research. Arguably, the emerging theoretical challenge from the global...

... with the inaccessibility of Soviet archives and documentation, and the concentration in much of the literature on diplomatic exchanges with little reference to the social and political environment -on the ground, so to speak-in Europe itself. To these problems one RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 37 1987 PAGES...

... The reluctance of the New Left to focus on the U.S.-Soviet re- lationship had its origins in the Vietnam War. During that period many concluded that superpower competition was a mirage. This conviction was animated by two features of the situation. One was the persistent effort on the part of succeeding...

..., and political contexts, and deterrence theory is no exception. The Cold War was a zero-sum game, a situation in which one side’s loss was the other‘s gain, where the superpowers seemingly had no common interests other than avoiding war. The events of the Cold War and beliefs about the Soviet Union...

... $9.95 (paper). Basile Kerblay, Gem's Russia (New York Pantheon, 1989) 175 pp. xi $9.95 (paper). Ben Eklof, Soviet Bmfing: Gorbchev and the Rtfonn Penhi (Boulder: Westview, 1989) 195 pp. xi $39.00 (cloth), $13.95 (paper). There are many advantages to being a historian. In particular, one...

... orchestrated assault against the policies of glasnost' and perestroika. A critical aspect of that assault was the invocation of a traditional vision of the past around which all right-thinking Soviet patriots could rally. The letter contrasted the "Marxist- Leninist methodology for studying concrete...

... picture. In Stalinist Russia, historical writing about the revolution was often part instrument against enemies (Trot- sky especially), part promotional adjunct to the reputation of the in- fallible party.l Unfortunately, these trimphalist writings from the fet- tered pens of Soviet historians...

..., The Haruest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror- Famine. New York: Oxford University Press, 1987. Over the last fifteen years, the field of Western Sovietology has under- gone striking transformations. An expanding array of "revisionist" his- torical studies is undermining...

... struggles of the mid-1920s when Trotsky used it to characterize a bureau- cratic tendency within the Soviet Communist Party (CPSU). Trotsky later revised its meaning, viewing Stalinism as Bonapartism or Thermi- dor, which previously he thought could only come from outside the party. And towards...

... the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the new Russian government opened up the records of its predecessor. Since then scholars have used these materials, as well as those from the former Soviet bloc countries in Eastern and Central Europe, to rewrite the history...