REC. on: Kropachev S. A., Krinko E. F. Losses of the population of the USSR in 1937–1945: scales and forms. Russian historiography.: Rosspan, 2012. 350 p.
Abstract
New book of famous Russian historians S. A. Kropacheva and E. F. Krinko dedicated to the coverage of the Soviet and modern mennoy Russian historiography Masheadquarters and forms of repression and loss of population research Institute of the USSR in 1937-1945.
About the Author
Konstantin Maksimov
Kalmyk Institute for Humanities of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Ph. D. of History, Head of the Department of History, Archeology and
Ethnology
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Maksimov K. REC. on: Kropachev S. A., Krinko E. F. Losses of the population of the USSR in 1937–1945: scales and forms. Russian historiography.: Rosspan, 2012. 350 p. Oriental Studies. 2013;6(2):143-148. (In Russ.)
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