Stalin's Peasants: Resistance and Survival in the Russian Village after Collectivization
Sheila Fitzpatrick explores the lives of Russian peasants after collectivization, revealing how rural communities resisted, adapted to, and survived Stalinist rule. Combining social and political history, Stalin's Peasants offers a focused account of the transformations that reshaped the Russian village in the Soviet era.
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Stalin's Peasants examines the experiences of Russian peasants after collectivization, focusing on resistance, survival, and adaptation in the countryside.
Sheila Fitzpatrick explores how Stalinist policies reshaped village life and relations between peasants and the state.
The book presents the Russian village as a setting of conflict, endurance, and social change during a defining period of Soviet history.
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