Soviet women were under extremely heavy time pressures.
Soviet officials had already drawn up contingency plans.
Soviet languages were often described as if "large," republic-based languages subsumed "small" ones spoken by "nonterritorial" or "regional" peoples.
Soviet sources in the 1920s hardly concealed the socioeconomic distress of the shtetl.
Soviet youth has a straight path to happiness.
Soviet style health care provided easy access for all, while fledgling health insurance schemes are shown to promote increasing inequality and to exacerbate inefficiencies.
Soviet scholars eventually reformed the language to eliminate these special "final forms" of these letters.
It would also be crucial to target the shtetl soviets and get them interested in the tasks of economic work.
