A Century of Violence in Soviet Russia
An analytical account of state-sponsored violence and repression throughout the history of the Soviet Union.
About This Book
This book explores the extensive use of violence as a tool of state power in the Soviet Union over the course of a century.
Drawing on historical records and analysis, it examines the mechanisms and consequences of repression under Soviet rule.
The work provides context for understanding the broader impact of political violence on Russian society and governance.
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