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The Meaning Of Resilience: Soviet Children In World War Ii, Lisa Kirschenbaum
The Meaning Of Resilience: Soviet Children In World War Ii, Lisa Kirschenbaum
History Faculty Publications
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Religion Around Emily Dickinson, By W. Clark Gilpin (Book Review), Karin Gedge
Religion Around Emily Dickinson, By W. Clark Gilpin (Book Review), Karin Gedge
History Faculty Publications
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The Man Question: How Bolshevik Masculinity Shaped International Communism, Lisa A. Kirschenbaum
The Man Question: How Bolshevik Masculinity Shaped International Communism, Lisa A. Kirschenbaum
History Faculty Publications
It was a communist romance. In 1923, Croatian American communist Steve Nelson (born Stjepan Mesarsoš) met Margaret Yeager, the daughter of ‘radical’ German immigrants, at the Communist Party office in Pittsburgh. As Nelson recalled in his 1981 memoir, ‘everything happened’ very quickly, and the two married the same year. Both understood that Yeager, the ‘better educated’ and ‘more sophisticated’ of the two, would not accept a ‘passive role’ in the relationship. Indeed her mother gave the nineteen-year-old bridegroom a copy of August Bebel’s Woman and Socialism as a wedding gift. Nonetheless, they soon took on stereotypical roles. He became an …