Norman M. Naimark
Norman M. Naimark
Norman M. Naimark is professor of History at the Institute for East European Studies at the University of Stanford and an expert on East European and Russian History. His central research focus is Soviet politics in Europe after World War II and the comparative history of genocide and ethnic cleansing in the 20th century.
Norman M. Naimark is professor of History at the Institute for East European Studies at the University of Stanford and an expert on East European and Russian History. His central research focus is Soviet politics in Europe after World War II and the comparative history of genocide and ethnic cleansing in the 20th century.
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Year of Publication: 2010
Norman M. NaimarkYear of Publication: 2010
Stalin’s Genocides
Many millions of innocent people died under Stalin’s rule. They were shot, starved or died during imprisonment or exile. In his extended essay, Norman M. Naimark narrates the devastating...
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