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The Soviet System of Government

A 1957 (fifth edition 1980) work. Scanned by Ismail, sent to him by Nathan O'Connor. Pages 71-72 have missing text. These read as follows: page 71: creation of a permanently sitting committee to serve as its executive, is not to be permitted to upset the principle of managerial responsibility for conduct of factory affairs, its existence serves as more of a check on managerial predominance than has been evident since before the war." page 72: "There is a similar co-ordinating committee for each union at the provincial and republic levels and an all-Union committee for each trade union in Moscow. Prior to 1957, when industry was directed by a large number of ministries, trade unions were organized to parallel each ministry,"

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