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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 January 2017
1
(Moscow, 1960).
2
(Minsk, 1949-51). Tsanava was executed as an accomplice of Beria. As early as 1956 his books were “sold out” in the Minsk bookstores. By 1958 the author entries had been removed from the Lenin State Library catalogue in Moscow, though (evidently inadvertently) an entry remained under a subject heading.
3
(Moscow, 1952). Kozlov openly admits the extreme hostility of the Crimean Tatars toward the Soviet regime.
4
(Moscow, 1958), pp. 279-87. I am indebted to Mr. John Berezin for an additional list of a dozen works on the partisan movement omitted by both Kumanev and the 
5
(Moscow, 1943).
6
(Alma Ata, 1958).
7
(Moscow: Vol. I, 1960; Vols. II, III, 1961). The editorial commission is headed by P. N. Pospelov.
8
(Moscow, 1959).
9 CCCP, 
(2 vols.; Moscow, 1957).
10 CCCP, 
(Moscow, 1959); CCCP, 
(Moscow, 1960).
11
(Moscow, 1960).
12
, No. 2. 1958, pp. 94-103.
13
ibid., pp. 87-112.
14
(Kiev, 1957).
15
(Moscow, 1958).
16
(Moscow, 1959).
17
(Moscow, 1959).
18
(Moscow, 1960).
19 Unfortunately, several early numbers of the important 
are not available in the principal American libraries (Library of Congress, New York Public Library, Columbia University Library) which I have consulted.
20 E.g., 
, Vol. I (Omsk, 1960).
21
(Kiev, 1956).
22
(Moscow, 1959). Another important work on the siege, 
(Moscow, 1961), omits any reference to dissident elements.
23
(Leningrad, 1959).
24 There have been some hints that Timoshenko supported Zhukov in 1957.
25 In contrast to the treatment of losses in the retreat in the Ukraine in the spring of 1942, which Khrushchev in his secret speech had ascribed to Stalin's obstinacy. On this episode see 
, II. 414 ff.
26
(Moscow, 1958). See pp. 219-20.
27
(Moscow, 1959), p . 54.
28
(Moscow, 1959), pp. 47-48.
29
(Moscow, 1960), pp. 182-84.
30
, III (Moscow, 1957), pp. 700-866.
31
(Moscow, 1960).
32 Ibid., p. 155. I do not, of course, claim to be able to make a technical economic evaluation of Shigalin's data. For a professional economist's comments, see Harry Schwartz in New York Times, Jan. 2,1961.
33 Speech to Central Committee Plenum, March 9, 1962, as translated in Current Digest of the Soviet Press, XIV, No. 12, p. 11.
