After revolutionary storms: the population of Russia in the first half of the 20s

The book is distinguished by the novelty of the theoretical approach to solving the topic and vast statistical material, including declassified recently. Those changes that occurred in the demographic and social composition of the population of Russia and its regions after the shocks they have experienced: human losses, the decline in the male population, increased mortality and compensatory processes in peacetime in the reproduction of the population. Of particular interest is the rethinking of social relations in the post -revolutionary period, in particular the stratification of the Russian village and such a phenomenon as “sucking”.
For specialists and all those interested in the problems of Russian history and demography.
The monograph is published in the author’s version