Sausage train passengers
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Sausage train passengers
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The book by the well-known historian Natalia Lebina consists of
studies-etudes to the picture of everyday life in the Russian city in 1917-1991, at the micro- and macro-level describing all aspects of everyday life in the Soviet Union.
micro- and macrolevels describing all aspects of everyday life of a Soviet city dweller.
from food to entertainment, from choice of clothes to intimate life, from marriage to funeral ceremonies.
marriage to funeral rites. The leitmotif of the book is the specific
development of the general civilizational process of modernization under Soviet conditions.
Lebina writes not only as a researcher, but also as a witness of the epoch: episodes from her family's history act as examples of the modernization process.
from the history of her family act as examples of typical situations in which Soviet ordinary people
of Soviet ordinary people.
studies-etudes to the picture of everyday life in the Russian city in 1917-1991, at the micro- and macro-level describing all aspects of everyday life in the Soviet Union.
micro- and macrolevels describing all aspects of everyday life of a Soviet city dweller.
from food to entertainment, from choice of clothes to intimate life, from marriage to funeral ceremonies.
marriage to funeral rites. The leitmotif of the book is the specific
development of the general civilizational process of modernization under Soviet conditions.
Lebina writes not only as a researcher, but also as a witness of the epoch: episodes from her family's history act as examples of the modernization process.
from the history of her family act as examples of typical situations in which Soviet ordinary people
of Soviet ordinary people.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series The culture of everyday life