Along with its political tyranny, Soviet history is a record of economic deprivation. Western analysts failed to see this for the longest time, however, because of the ideological and methodological blinders they wore.
A Legacy of Lies and Lost Souls
The Russian Revolution at One Hundred Years
By Peter J. Boettke
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the Fall 2017 issue of The Independent Review.
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