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From the old family to the new: work, marriage and motherhood in urban Soviet Russia, 1917-31
The emancipation of women and the transformation of family life was a part, if a minor one. of the West European socialist tradition, and in the wake of the Russian Revolution visions of a new communist culture which would transform private as well as public life were current amongst sections of the
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