Poverty in the Soviet Union

Explore the critical issues surrounding poverty in Soviet society with the insightful book Poverty in the Soviet Union by Cambridge University Press. Published in 1986, this compelling work spans 244 pages and delves into a persistent problem that the 1917 Revolution aimed to eradicate through planned reforms. This book not only highlights the struggles of millions affected by poverty but also serves as a poignant examination of the shortcomings of Marxism-Leninism in practice. For anyone interested in social issues, economic policies, or the historical context of the Soviet Union, this paperback edition is a must-read. Discover the complexities of poverty in a society that sought to eliminate it and gain a deeper understanding of its implications on a grand scale.