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Unknown the USSR

Confrontation of people and authorities: 1953-1985

This book covers one of the least studied themes in Soviet history: mass protests from Stalin`s death in 1953 until the death of Andropov. This is the most complete study of conflicts between the population and authorities that took place in several regions of the USSR: in the GULAG archipelago, Kazakhstan, Ingushetiia, the Caucasus, several large Russian cities, including Moscow and St. Petersburg. The author divided the conflicts into several types by cause and their participants; "tselina syndrom", soldiers` unrest, ethnic conflicts, deported peoples, political protest, unrest in town marginals, believers, liberal communist movements, etc. This book is an updated and enlarged version of Massovye Besporiadki v SSSR pri Khrushcheve i Brezhneve: 1953 - Nachalo 1980-kh gg.(1999). Vladimir Kozlov (b. 1950) is the author of seven monographs, compiler and editor of the documentary series Neizvestnaia Rossii. XX Vek, coeditor of the irregular series Arkhiv Noveishei Istorii.