REVIEW OF FOREIGN HISTORIOGRAPHY OF “LATE STALINISM” IN 1945-1991
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Simonov Maxim Anatolievich
nauchnyy sotrudnik Laboratorii mezhdisciplinarnyh gumanitarnyh issledovaniy
Institute of History and Archaeology, Ural Branch of the RAS
Institute of History and Archaeology, Ural Branch of the RAS
Abstract:
The article analyzes the evolution of foreign historical thought about the period of “late Stalinism” from the end of the World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. The author presents the periodization of historiography, which allows to reveal the change in the points of view of foreign scientists for this period of Russian history. It is concluded that in 1945-1991 the main body of information was accumulated, which became the basis for the development of modern studies of the period of “late Stalinism”.
How to Cite:
Simonov M.A., (2019), REVIEW OF FOREIGN HISTORIOGRAPHY OF “LATE STALINISM” IN 1945-1991. History and Modern Perspectives, 3 => 72-77.
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