Stalin's Nomads: Power and Famine in Kazakhstan (Central Eurasia in Context)
A focused historical account of Soviet rule, power, and famine affecting Kazakhstan's nomadic populations in the Stalin era.
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Stalin's Nomads examines the impact of Soviet governance on Kazakhstan in the early twentieth century.
The book explores the relationship between state policies and widespread famine in the region.
Robert Kindler analyzes the transformation of nomadic societies under centralized authority.
The work draws on archival sources to present a detailed account of this period.
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