Protest, Reform and Repression in Khrushchev's Soviet Union

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Utilizing declassified archival material, the author examines the dynamics of political protest and government repression in the post-Stalin Soviet Union. The analysis sheds light on the complex relationship between citizens and the state during this transformative period, revealing insights into the strategies employed by both protesters and the government. Through this exploration, the book provides a deeper understanding of the political landscape and the challenges faced by individuals seeking to voice dissent.