Soviet Multinational State

Explore the complexities of the Soviet Union with "Soviet Multinational State" by Martha Brill Olcott, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1990. This engaging hardback offers a comprehensive analysis of the diverse ethnic relations within this vast multinational state, where approximately half of the population identifies as ethnically Russian. As the Soviet Union navigated the era of glasnost, significant movements toward democratization and decentralization revealed deep-rooted national sentiments and aspirations that had long been suppressed. Spanning 624 pages, this essential read delves into themes of nationalism, political ideologies, and the intricate dynamics of power and governance. Perfect for historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the political landscape of Europe, particularly in relation to Russia and the former Soviet Union, this book is a valuable addition to your library.