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Strikes against Stalin in 1930s Russia - Jeffrey Rossman

A detailed account and analysis of the Teikovo cotton workers' strike of April 1932, examining class, gender identity politics in Stalin's Russia.

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Subsistence riots in Russia during World War I

Article on food riots, mostly by women, during World War I which helped spark the Russian revolution.

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Women russia 17002000 | Regional history after 1500 | Cambridge University Press

Women russia 17002000 | Regional history after 1500 | Cambridge University Press
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Multi-Tasking Women From the 1920s to the 2020s - The Good Men Project

Multi-Tasking Women From the 1920s to the 2020s The use of gender stereotypes in the media only serves to reinforce this inequality. By Katie McElvanney, Curator Slavonic and East European Collections One of our key roles as curators is to explore the contemporary resonance of the Library’s collections in national and international contexts. I was acutely reminded of this two weeks ago when showing an item at an event connected to the exhibition, Unfinished Business: The Fight for Women’s Rights. Together with colleagues from the European, Americas and Oceania collections, we each selected and discussed an item that we felt spoke to the themes of the exhibition and went beyond its UK focus, before joining the audience for an informal Q&A session.

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