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Studying Russia or the Soviet Union? Holocaust Scholarship in Contemporary Russia

Kiril Feferman

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In the 25 years since the downfall of the Soviet Union, Russian research on the Holocaust has evolved into serious scholarship. Its point of departure was Soviet history of World War II, specifical...

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In the 25 years since the downfall of the Soviet Union, Russian research on the Holocaust has evolved into serious scholarship. Its point of departure was Soviet history of World War II, specifical...

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In the 25 years since the downfall of the Soviet Union, Russian research on the Holocaust has evolved into serious scholarship. Its point of departure was Soviet history of World War II, specifical...

Key concepts: Soviet union, Scholarship, The Holocaust, Russian history, Political science, Russian studies, World War II, Economic history

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