Indigenous Peoples of the Russian North and Cold War Ideology
During the Soviet period, much of Western scholarship on the smaller indigenous groups of the Russian north and far east—that is Northern Peoples—was shaped by Cold War ideology. In this paper, the ways in which Cold War ideology distorted representations of Soviet policy toward Northern Peoples, an...
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| description | During the Soviet period, much of Western scholarship on the smaller indigenous groups of the Russian north and far east—that is Northern Peoples—was shaped by Cold War ideology. In this paper, the ways in which Cold War ideology distorted representations of Soviet policy toward Northern Peoples, and some of the consequences of these distortions, are analyzed. /// Au cours de la période soviétique, la plupart des études occidentales portant sur les petits groupes autochtones russes du Nord et de l'Extrême-Orient — autrement dit, les peuples du Nord — ont été façonnées par l'idéologie de la guerre froide. Cet article analyse les façons dont l'idéologie de la guerre froide a déformé les représentations de la politique soviétique envers les peuples du Nord ainsi que certaines des conséquences de ces déformations. |
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