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| adam_text | CONTENTS List of Figures Acknowledgments A Note on Terminology and Transliteration Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations x xi xiii xiv 1 Revolutionaries 1 2 Foundations 7 3 Soviet Nation-Building 19 4 War and Aftershocks 51 5 Mature Socialism 77 6 Perestroika and Collapse 95 7 Afterlives Notes Selected Bibliography Index 111 117 130 132
INDEX African students 83-4 Ahmedzade, Zulfugar 47-8 Alexievich, Svetlana 51,114-15 anti-cosmopolitan campaign 72-5 anti-racism 78, 80-4, 89, 92 anti-Semitism 20, 37, 53-4, 66-8, 71-5, 88-91, 98 Aral Sea 33-4, 97 Armenia 2,99-100,102,105 August coup 106-7 Azerbaijan 47-8, 88, 98-100 Babyn Yar 54, 67-8 backwardness 5-6, 9-11, 13, 21, 24-6, 29, 30,92 Baltics 53,62-3, 77, 101-3, 105, 107 Belarus 96,108 Belavezha Accords 108 Birobidzhan 37-8,66-7 Black Book of Russian Jewry 65,66 Bolsheviks civilizing mission 6,11,13,23-6 ethnic diversity 1-3 ethnic politics 3-4,6-13, 112 census-taking 12-13,88,98 Central Asia cotton monoculture 34, 94,97 delimitation 22-3 irrigation 33-4 nation-states 107-8 revolutionary upheaval 26-33,48 Chechens 59-61 Chernobyl 96-7 Chukotka 24-6 civil war 8, 20 Clark, Huldah 82-3 Cold War 78,81-3,92,111 collectivization 13-14,25,29-32, 34-6, 40 Commonwealth of Independent States 108 Crimean Tatars 59,61 cuisine 79-81 “culturedness” 39 dekulakization 14, 30, 32, 35 Doctors’ Plot 74-5 domestic internationalism 17-18,44, 77-9,103 Draitser, Emil 73, 75 emigration, Jewish 90-1 empire 16-17 Estonia 62, 102,105 ethnic cleansing 17, 34,45-7, 58-61 First Five-Year Plan 13,24-5, 29, 34-6 Friendship of Peoples Cold War 83,89, 93 exclusion 45-7,88 meaning/metaphor 41-2,85 memory 52,114,116 monument 77-8 perestroika 97, 99, 100, 102,105 Russocentrism 43-5, 56,57,68 social mobility 87-8 World War II 52, 56,57,68 Georgia 2,79-81,101,102,105 Germano, Alexander 70 Gessen, Masha 90-1 glasnost’ 96-9 Golinkin, Lev 90-1 Gorbachev, Mikhail biography 95-6
Index ethnic conflicts 97-101 house arrest 106,107 reforms 96-9,102,111,112 resignation 111 sidelining 106-9 Great Terror 45-8,73 Grossman, Vasily 64-6, 74 Gulag 14,41,46-8,58-61,73,74 Gypsy Union 21 Holocaust 53-5,63-8 Holodomor 34-6 hujum 26-9 Ingush 59,61 interethnic marriage 69,84-6, 89 Islam 8,21-2,26,29,114 Israel 72, 74, 90, 91 Jadids 21-3,48 Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee 71-4 Jews. See also Holocaust anti-Semitism 20,37, 53-4,66-8, 71-5,88-91,98 Birobidzhan 37-8,66-7 emigration 90-1 social mobility 20 theater 37,39 Karachays 59,61 Kazakh famine 14, 29-33,56,113, 119Ո.29 Kazakhstan 23, 29-33,46, 58,114 Khrushchev, Nikita 67, 83,89 Koreans 45,46 korenizatsiia 9 Kulish, Mykola 40-1 Kumushalieva, Sabira 40 Latvia 62,77,101-3,105,107 Lenin, Vladimir 1,100 Lithuania 62-3,77,98,101-3,105, 107 Meir, Golda 74 Mendelevich, Yosef 89-91 Mikhoels, Solomon 39, 71-2, 74 Moldova 62, 102,105 Muzafari, Dildora 101-2,116 Nagorno-Karabakh 99-100 nationalism “bourgeois” 10,40-1,47-8,73-4 Russian 98, 103,107 threat to revolution 4,8 USSR’s demise 97,101-8 nationality 4,15,16 nationality policy 8-13,16-18, 20-3, 41,45, 84-6, 112 Nazi Germany 18,43-5,52,61-2, 81,84 Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 49, 61-3,81, 101 Nivkhi 94 nomadism 13,29-30,40 Nurek dam 92-4,114 Obidova, Jahon 27-9 passport, internal 14-15, 35, 54, 85, 88 perestroika 96-109 “punished peoples” 58-61 race/racism 18,78, 81-8,98 Red Army 1,51, 56-8, 63-6, 68-9, 114 referendum of March 17,1991 105-6 Roma 21, 38-40, 53,54, 65-8, 70, 118 n.l Russian language 21,43-5, 56-7 Russian nationalism 98,103,107 Russocentrism 41-4, 56, 57,
69-70, 89, 116 Shayakhmetov, Mukhamet 31-2, 56-8,113-14 Shteyngart, Gary 90-1 Soviet Union dissolution 108-9,111-13 ethno-territorialization 11,12, 22-3,36-7,61 post-Soviet memory 113-16 133
Index Stalin, Joseph 2,13, 24,32, 41-5, 48, 55, 58,61-2, 68-9, 72, 75,79 state-sponsored evolutionism 11,13 Uzbekistan 22-3, 28-9,33,46,48, 58, 62,64,71,116 Tajikistan 23, 57, 59, 92-4, 114 Talyshes 47-8,98-9 territorialization 9-13, 22-3, 36-7,61 theater 38-41 Trotsky, Lev 1,5-6 World War II Baltics 62-3 ethnic cleansing 58-62 genocide 53-5,64-8 memory 52-3,55,66-8 Nazi invasion 51 Nazi occupation 53,64-5 Russocentric patriotism 68-70 Soviet losses 53 Soviet unity 55-8 Soviet victory 52,55,68 Ukraine famine 34-6 independence 108 industrialization 35-6 perestroika 96-7, 104 theater 40-1 World War II 53-4,60, 63-4, 66-8 union treaty ( 1991) 106,108 unveiling. See hujum 134 VDNKh 77-8 Yeltsin, Boris 103, 107 Yevtushenko, Yevgeny 67 Zhemchuzhina, Polina Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 73-4
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CONTENTS List of Figures Acknowledgments A Note on Terminology and Transliteration Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations x xi xiii xiv 1 Revolutionaries 1 2 Foundations 7 3 Soviet Nation-Building 19 4 War and Aftershocks 51 5 Mature Socialism 77 6 Perestroika and Collapse 95 7 Afterlives Notes Selected Bibliography Index 111 117 130 132
INDEX African students 83-4 Ahmedzade, Zulfugar 47-8 Alexievich, Svetlana 51,114-15 anti-cosmopolitan campaign 72-5 anti-racism 78, 80-4, 89, 92 anti-Semitism 20, 37, 53-4, 66-8, 71-5, 88-91, 98 Aral Sea 33-4, 97 Armenia 2,99-100,102,105 August coup 106-7 Azerbaijan 47-8, 88, 98-100 Babyn Yar 54, 67-8 backwardness 5-6, 9-11, 13, 21, 24-6, 29, 30,92 Baltics 53,62-3, 77, 101-3, 105, 107 Belarus 96,108 Belavezha Accords 108 Birobidzhan 37-8,66-7 Black Book of Russian Jewry 65,66 Bolsheviks civilizing mission 6,11,13,23-6 ethnic diversity 1-3 ethnic politics 3-4,6-13, 112 census-taking 12-13,88,98 Central Asia cotton monoculture 34, 94,97 delimitation 22-3 irrigation 33-4 nation-states 107-8 revolutionary upheaval 26-33,48 Chechens 59-61 Chernobyl 96-7 Chukotka 24-6 civil war 8, 20 Clark, Huldah 82-3 Cold War 78,81-3,92,111 collectivization 13-14,25,29-32, 34-6, 40 Commonwealth of Independent States 108 Crimean Tatars 59,61 cuisine 79-81 “culturedness” 39 dekulakization 14, 30, 32, 35 Doctors’ Plot 74-5 domestic internationalism 17-18,44, 77-9,103 Draitser, Emil 73, 75 emigration, Jewish 90-1 empire 16-17 Estonia 62, 102,105 ethnic cleansing 17, 34,45-7, 58-61 First Five-Year Plan 13,24-5, 29, 34-6 Friendship of Peoples Cold War 83,89, 93 exclusion 45-7,88 meaning/metaphor 41-2,85 memory 52,114,116 monument 77-8 perestroika 97, 99, 100, 102,105 Russocentrism 43-5, 56,57,68 social mobility 87-8 World War II 52, 56,57,68 Georgia 2,79-81,101,102,105 Germano, Alexander 70 Gessen, Masha 90-1 glasnost’ 96-9 Golinkin, Lev 90-1 Gorbachev, Mikhail biography 95-6
Index ethnic conflicts 97-101 house arrest 106,107 reforms 96-9,102,111,112 resignation 111 sidelining 106-9 Great Terror 45-8,73 Grossman, Vasily 64-6, 74 Gulag 14,41,46-8,58-61,73,74 Gypsy Union 21 Holocaust 53-5,63-8 Holodomor 34-6 hujum 26-9 Ingush 59,61 interethnic marriage 69,84-6, 89 Islam 8,21-2,26,29,114 Israel 72, 74, 90, 91 Jadids 21-3,48 Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee 71-4 Jews. See also Holocaust anti-Semitism 20,37, 53-4,66-8, 71-5,88-91,98 Birobidzhan 37-8,66-7 emigration 90-1 social mobility 20 theater 37,39 Karachays 59,61 Kazakh famine 14, 29-33,56,113, 119Ո.29 Kazakhstan 23, 29-33,46, 58,114 Khrushchev, Nikita 67, 83,89 Koreans 45,46 korenizatsiia 9 Kulish, Mykola 40-1 Kumushalieva, Sabira 40 Latvia 62,77,101-3,105,107 Lenin, Vladimir 1,100 Lithuania 62-3,77,98,101-3,105, 107 Meir, Golda 74 Mendelevich, Yosef 89-91 Mikhoels, Solomon 39, 71-2, 74 Moldova 62, 102,105 Muzafari, Dildora 101-2,116 Nagorno-Karabakh 99-100 nationalism “bourgeois” 10,40-1,47-8,73-4 Russian 98, 103,107 threat to revolution 4,8 USSR’s demise 97,101-8 nationality 4,15,16 nationality policy 8-13,16-18, 20-3, 41,45, 84-6, 112 Nazi Germany 18,43-5,52,61-2, 81,84 Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 49, 61-3,81, 101 Nivkhi 94 nomadism 13,29-30,40 Nurek dam 92-4,114 Obidova, Jahon 27-9 passport, internal 14-15, 35, 54, 85, 88 perestroika 96-109 “punished peoples” 58-61 race/racism 18,78, 81-8,98 Red Army 1,51, 56-8, 63-6, 68-9, 114 referendum of March 17,1991 105-6 Roma 21, 38-40, 53,54, 65-8, 70, 118 n.l Russian language 21,43-5, 56-7 Russian nationalism 98,103,107 Russocentrism 41-4, 56, 57,
69-70, 89, 116 Shayakhmetov, Mukhamet 31-2, 56-8,113-14 Shteyngart, Gary 90-1 Soviet Union dissolution 108-9,111-13 ethno-territorialization 11,12, 22-3,36-7,61 post-Soviet memory 113-16 133
Index Stalin, Joseph 2,13, 24,32, 41-5, 48, 55, 58,61-2, 68-9, 72, 75,79 state-sponsored evolutionism 11,13 Uzbekistan 22-3, 28-9,33,46,48, 58, 62,64,71,116 Tajikistan 23, 57, 59, 92-4, 114 Talyshes 47-8,98-9 territorialization 9-13, 22-3, 36-7,61 theater 38-41 Trotsky, Lev 1,5-6 World War II Baltics 62-3 ethnic cleansing 58-62 genocide 53-5,64-8 memory 52-3,55,66-8 Nazi invasion 51 Nazi occupation 53,64-5 Russocentric patriotism 68-70 Soviet losses 53 Soviet unity 55-8 Soviet victory 52,55,68 Ukraine famine 34-6 independence 108 industrialization 35-6 perestroika 96-7, 104 theater 40-1 World War II 53-4,60, 63-4, 66-8 union treaty ( 1991) 106,108 unveiling. See hujum 134 VDNKh 77-8 Yeltsin, Boris 103, 107 Yevtushenko, Yevgeny 67 Zhemchuzhina, Polina Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 73-4 |
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