The Soviet Way of Life: An Examination [Paperback]

The Soviet Way of Life (1948) is an objective description of the Soviet Russian political and economic systems. The author, who spent two years in Russia, explains how the citizen lives and moves within the structure of the Soviet State. The Soviet way of life, he points out, is basically a Russian way, to which a form of collectivism was applied suddenly and drastically in the Twentieth Century.

1. The Elements? 2. The Constitution? 3. The Party? 4. The Red Army? 5. Government Departments? 6. Security? 7. Industry? 8. Agriculture? 9. Distribution and Consumption? 10. Maintenance? 11. The Rewards? 12. Development and Continuity

The Soviet Way of Life (1948) is an objective description of the Soviet Russian political and economic systems. The author, who spent two years in Russia, explains how the citizen lives and moves within the structure of the Soviet State. The Soviet way of life is a Russian way, to which a form of collectivism was applied drastically.