EBSEES: Marsh, Rosalind - The death of Soviet literature: can Russian literature survive?

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ID	9869
Author(s)	Marsh, Rosalind
Title	The death of Soviet literature: can Russian literature survive?
Published	Europe-Asia Studies, 45(1), 1993, p. 115-39
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Literature (1920-) [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	ZDB-Katalog
PURL	Citation link

	Can democracy survive in Russia? / Livingstone, Ken
	Images of dictatorship: Stalin in literature / Marsh, Rosalind
	«Alternative Literature» in Russia: an interview with Mikhail Berg / Marsh, Rosalind
	History and literature in contemporary Russia / Marsh, Rosalind J.
	Save the breed: can Poland's great Arabians survive capitalism?". / Wierzynski, Gregory
	Participation and transition: can the civil society project survive in Hungary? / Miszlivetz, Ferenc
	Abolishing death. A salvation myth of Russian twentieth-century literature / Masing-Delic, Irene

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The death of Soviet literature: can Russian literature survive?