The Baba and the Comrade: Gender and Politics in Revolutionary Russia

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Table of Contents: Acknowledgements Introduction I. The Woman Question 1. The Bolsheviks and the Genealogy of the Woman Question II. Gender in the Context of State-Making and Civil War 2. Sharp Eyes and Tender Hearts: Passing New Legislation and Fighting the Civil War 3. Identity and Organisation: Creating the Women's Sections of the Communist Party 4. War Communism at Its Height: Lobbying on Behalf of Women Workers III. The New Threat to the Social Contract 5. The Liquidation Crisis in Zhenotdel Politics 6. The Crisis in Economics: The Social Contract Endangered 7. The New Threat: Zhenotdel Criticisms of the Social Costs of NEP 8. Daily Life and Gender Transformation Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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