Sarah Cameron. Golodnaia step': Golod, nasilie i sozdanie Sovetskogo Kazakhstana. Moscow: NLO, 2020
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Книга американской исследовательницы Сары Камерон (Sarah Cameron) «Голодная степь: голод, насилие и создание Советского Казахстана» (The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan) впервые была опубликована в 2018 году в США. На русском же языке она вышла в 2020 году в издательстве «Новое литературное обозрение». Центральная тема работы – массовый голод в Казахстане в 1930–1933 годах. Хотя в этот период голод охватил население сельских районов в разных частях СССР, основное внимание историков до сих пор было приковано к голоду в Украине, в то время как о казахской трагедии известно намного меньше.
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USSR, Modernization, Soviet Nationalities Policy, Hungry, Soviet Kazakhstan
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