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Yiannis Kokosalakis: Building Socialism bei hugendubel. de . . . Yiannis Kokosalakis is a Research Fellow in the Faculty of History, Philosophy and Theology at Bielefeld University His research focuses on the history of the socialist states of the twentieth century and the experience of revolutionary movements in government and has published a number of articles on Soviet labour relations, ideological
Democratisation and Repression (Chapter 5) - Building Socialism Building Socialism - May 2023Primary party organisations were key engines driving the complex process through which mass repression spread across the USSR, providing the institutional framework in which the social tensions of the mid-1930s could become entangled with the political initiatives of the leadership PPO records thus offer a unique vantage point for following the gradual