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This book is a significant contribution to the field. It straddles two periods--the late Stalin and the Khrushchev eras--and identifies interesting and underappreciated continuities between them. For social historians there is also a wealth of information on how the party intruded into the private and family life of individuals and on the personal and existential trauma of being expelled from a movement to which many of its members had dedicated their lives. --Yoram Gorlizki, University of Manchester

This book is a significant contribution to the field. It straddles two periods the late Stalin and the Khrushchev eras and identifies interesting and underappreciated continuities between them. For social historians there is also a wealth of information on how the party intruded into the private and family life of individuals and on the personal and existential trauma of being expelled from a movement to which many of its members had dedicated their lives. Yoram Gorlizki, University of Manchester

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Edward Cohn is assistant professor of history at Grinnell College.

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