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The Stalin puzzle : deciphering post-Soviet public opinion

Title: The Stalin puzzle : deciphering post-Soviet public opinion / Maria Lipman, Lev Gudkov, Lasha Bakradze.
Author: Lipman, Marii︠a︡.
Publication: Washington, DC : Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2013.

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vi, 75 pages : illustrations; 26 cm

Summary

Joseph Stalin is not yet dead, it would seem. The Soviet leader who was responsible for the deaths of millions over his thirty-year rule still commands worryingly high levels of admiration for a host of reasons. These findings are clear in the first-ever comparative opinion polls on the dictator in the post-Soviet countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Russia. The surveys, commissioned by the Carnegie Endowment in 2012, suggest de-Stalinization has not succeeded in the former Soviet Union and most post-Soviet citizens have not come to grips with their history.

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Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Summary. -- Introduction. -- By the numbers. -- Stalin is not dad: a legacy that holds back Russia. -- The archetype of the leader: analyzing a totalitarian symbol. -- Georgia and Stlin: still living with the great son of the nation. -- Appendix.

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ocn829142110
829142110
SCSB-5679523

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