EBSEES: Donald, Moira - 'What did you do in the Revolution, Mother?' Image, myth and prejudice in Western writing on the Russian Revolution

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ID	37335
Author(s)	Donald, Moira
Title	'What did you do in the Revolution, Mother?' Image, myth and prejudice in Western writing on the Russian Revolution
Published	Gender and History, 7, 1995, p. 85-99
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / History (1917 - 1921) / Revolution, Civil War [Browse all] Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Family, Youth, Women [Browse all] Historiography / Revolution, 1917 [Browse all]
Medium	article
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	Mother Russia: the feminine myth in Russian culture / Hubbs, Joanna
	Poland, what have I to do with thee-- : essays without prejudice / Scharf, Rafael F.
	Marxism and revolution : Karl Kautsky and the Russian Marxists, 1900-1924 / Donald, Moira
	An anarchist image of the Russian Revolution / Wenzer, Ken
	Image and reality of the Russian Revolution / Krejčí, Jaroslav
	Russian teenagers: what do they strive for today? / Poznova, Galina
	What was Ludolf writing about? / Dunn, J.A.

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'What did you do in the Revolution, Mother?' Image, myth and prejudice in Western writing on the Russian Revolution