Titlebook: Creating the New Soviet Woman; Women‘s Magazines as Lynne Attwood Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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B. Dirks,R. Somasundaram,U. Zeymer; she would be independent, full of confidence, aware of her own worth, a person in her own right. With Stalin in power, however, the ‘new woman’ was a more complex and contradictory creature. On the one hand she was still hailed as a new, improved being, with Stalin himself proclaiming that: ‘We di

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