Intellectuals and Apparatchiks Russian

This book traces the origins and activities of an alliance of conservative Communist Party authorities and Russian nationalists during the late Soviet era. Specifically, it examines how and to what extent hitherto orthodox Communists sought political allies in the Russian nationalist movement in order to garner support of halting the reform program and saving the Soviet state from collapse.

Kevin O'Connor is Assistant Professor of History at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.

Russians, the RSFSR, and Soviet nationalities policy, 1917-1953	p. 23
Russian nationalism, Russification, and the rise of the "Russian party," 1953-1985	p. 45
Writers : an opposition in embryo, 1986-1988	p. 79
The Ligachev line, 1986-1988	p. 111
"Russophobia" : Perestroika and the Russian question	p. 133
A consolidating force : creating a Russian communist party	p. 165
The Apparatchiks' party	p. 211
A word to the people	p. 237
"Russia to the exit!"	p. 279
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Intellectuals and Apparatchiks Russian Nationalism and the Gorbachev Revolution

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