The Soviet Famine of 1946–1947, the Weather and Human Agency in Historical Perspective
Abstract This article considers the famine of the immediate post-war period of 1946–1947 in relation to the food problems experienced by the USSR in World War II and to the impact of the weather conditions from 1941. It is argued that the timing and nature of the extreme food problems experienced in this famine conform to a general pattern of Soviet famines in which urban food supply problems over a number of years give rise to increasing pressure on the peasantry and a general reduction of stocks, which when complicated by drought and harvest failure produces a rural famine.
Soviet Workers and Late Stalinism: Labour and the Restoration of the Stalinist System after World War II
List of tables Preface and acknowledgements List of terms and abbreviations Introduction: the political imperatives of the postwar recovery 1. Rebuilding the workforce: free, slave and indentured labour 2. The food crisis of 1946-1947 3. Attenuated recovery: the end of rationing, housing and health 4. 'Socializing' the next generation: the position of young workers 5. Labour discipline and criminal law: the futility of repression 6. The industrial enterprise: working conditions, work organization and wage determination Conclusion: labour and the 'renormalization' of Stalinist social relations Bibliography Index.
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