Youth in Revolutionary Russia: Enthusiasts, Bohemians, Delinquents (Indiana-Michigan Series in Russian and East European Studies)
A historical analysis of Soviet youth in the 1920s, exploring enthusiasts, bohemians, and delinquents amid revolutionary change.
About This Book
Youth in Revolutionary Russia examines the experiences and identities of young people during the early Soviet period.
The book focuses on three main groups: enthusiasts who embraced revolutionary ideals, bohemians who pursued alternative lifestyles, and delinquents who challenged social norms.
It draws on archival sources to analyze how youth culture intersected with state policies and social change.
The study situates these developments within the broader context of Russian and East European history.
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