Stalin's Nomads: Power and Famine in Kazakhstan (Central Eurasia in Context)
Robert Kindler examines power, famine, and nomadic life in Kazakhstan during the Stalin era. Set within the wider context of Central Eurasian history, this work offers a focused study of the region and the forces that transformed its political and social landscape.
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Stalin's Nomads explores the relationship between political power and famine in Kazakhstan.
The book focuses on Kazakhstan and the experiences of nomadic communities within the history of the Stalin era.
Published as part of the Central Eurasia in Context series, it offers a historical study of a region shaped by major political and social change.
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