Being Soviet: Identity, Rumour, and Everyday Life Under Stalin 1939-1953 (70 page)

foreign cinema
xxix,
19
–20,
34,
59
,

85
–8
,
121,
189
,
191
–3
,
197
–8
,
206

clothes from capitalist world
35–6,
112,
117,
199–201

Colley, L.
xxv–xxvi

credibility of Soviet press
xxxix,
16,
27,
78–9,
160–2,
210–11

dance
88,
115,
176,
198–202

foxtrot
88,
115,
176,
204
Darnton, R.
xliii

De Certeau, M.
xxxiii,
xxxvii,
xli
discursive approach
xxii–xxiv,
151,
192

Ehrenburg, I.
48,
59,
144,
152

Eisenstein, S.
13,
14,
19,
85
Estonian nationalism (see nationalist

movements) everyday life
iv–v

expansion of USSR (1939–41)
4–6,

8–13,
16–17,
25–32,
34–41

(see also Winter war)

buying goods in new territories
35–7
‘liberation’ of new territory
5–6,

16–17,
34–5,
39–40

Fitzpatrick, S.
xx,
xl

food from capitalist world
97–100

238
Index

Foucault, M.
xxxiii,
xli
France

anti-French rhetoric
8,
14–15

rumours about
26

Geertz, C.
xliv

genetics
32–4,
174–5,
184–5
Germany

image of
3–10,
13–16,
45–6,
83,
91

invasion of USSR
xlii,
45–6,
61,
83

rumours about
22–5

Gerovitch, S.
186

Gould-Davis, N.
155

Grand Alliance
47–82

collapse of
129–32

progressive nature
48–52,
55–7,

85–6,
129–32

rumours about
69–78,
133,
162

Soviet leadership of
53–5,
57–60,

66–9,
93–4

Great Patriotic War
45–9
historiography of
xlix–l

haircuts
xliii,
200–2

Harvard Interview Project on the Soviet
Social System
xxxvi–xxxix,
xlvi–xlvii,
21–2,
23,
35,
37,
39,

40,
61,
69,
81,
87,
88,
89,
97,

138,
182,
192,
197,
206

Hellbeck, J. I.
xxii–xxiv
Hess, R.
15,
25,
71

Hitler, A.
7,
9,
15,
58

hoarding food
24,
138–40,
154–5

honour
93,
103–5,
111–20

humour
30–1,
37,
39,
81,
122,
194

Il’f, I. and Petrov, E.
xxvii
i,
123
,
169
,
176

International Club
104–6,
111,
115–16

interviews
xlvi–xlvii,
97,
99,
115,

151–2,
192,
204–5

Japanese war (1945)
76–7

jazz of USSR
xxix–xxx,
19,
87–8,
172,

177,
187–8,
191,
199

‘capitalist’ jazz in USSR
xxix–xxx,
19,
34,
87,
115,
177,
188,
191–2,

200–1

jokes (see humour)

Kotkin, S.
xxiv,
xxxi–xxxii,
xli

KR affair
174–5,
183–5,
197–9,
206

Krasnaia Zvezda
xxvi,
51,
55,
56,
58,

59,
101,
195

Krokodil
xxvi,
65,
170,
201

Korean War
145–6,
147,
152,
154,
163

Latvian nationalism (see nationalist
movements)

Lend Lease
91–100

ignorance of
95–7

popular engagement with
97–100
press coverage
92–3

tensions concerning
93–7,
119

letters
22,
28,
30,
33–4,
37,
39,
40,
62,

71,
72,
77,
86,
88,
89,
90,
105,

138,
148,
150–1,
152–4,
158,
160,

174,
182,
184,
185,
186,
196

liberation of new communist states
5–6,
16–17,
34–5,
39–40,
147

literature
8,
144,
146,
183

Lithuanian nationalism (see nationalist
movements)

Lomagin, N.
xliv–xlv

Lysenko, T.
33–4,
90,
174–6,

184–5,
196

Marshall Plan
131–2

Mauss, M.
94,
103,
108,
119–20

mentalit
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xliii–xlvii,}
21,
28,
42,
78–82,

120–3,
160–5,
205–8

comparison to popular

opinion
xliv
–xlv,
21
,
64–5

might of USSR
12–14,
29,
53–4,

59–60,
144–6,
153

Molotov, V. 4,
5,
7,
8,
11,
25,
50,
92,

131,
132,
153,
182

Murmansk
xlii,
72,
91,
100–20
(see also Arctic Convoys)

music of USSR
xxix–xxx,
19,
34,
87–8,

115,
172,
177,
187–8,
191–2,

199–201

nationalist movements
Baltic
26,
38,
135

Poland
26,
38,
135–6

and rumour
26,
38,
75,
135

Ukraine
26,
135

Nazi–Soviet Pact
3–4,
61,
142

shock caused by
3–6,
22–3,
26–7

nuclear weapons
142,
144,
162–3

occupation of Bessarabia and

Bukovina (see expansion of USSR
(1939–41))

occupation of Poland (see expansion of
USSR (1939–41))

Index
239

Official Soviet Identity
xxv–xx
xi,
209–12

and civilization
6–7,
16–17,
104–5,