EBSEES: Kessler, Gijs - The passport system and state control over population flows in the Soviet Union, 1932-1940

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ID	94739
Author(s)	Kessler, Gijs
Title	The passport system and state control over population flows in the Soviet Union, 1932-1940
Published	Cahiers du Monde russe 42, 2-4, 2001, pp. 477-504
Language(s)	English
ISBN	2-7132-1398-3
ISSN	1252-6576
Subjects	Soviet Union / Passports / 1932-1940 (new) [Browse all] Soviet Union / Interregional Migration [Browse all] Soviet Union / Migration [Browse all]
Note	One of the aspects of police control in the Soviet Union that the recent opening-up of the archives has shed new light on is the restrictive system of internal passports and urban residence permits that was introduced in 1932. The article examines the origins of this system and traces its subsequent development during the 1930s, up until a major overhaul of the regulations in force in September 1940.
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The passport system and state control over population flows in the Soviet Union, 1932-1940