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Soviet Economic Concessions Policy and Industrial Development in the 1920s: The Case of the Moscow Railway Repair Factory

Anthony Heywood
Pages 549-569 | Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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A. J. Heywood. (2012) WAR, CIVIL WAR AND THE ‘RESTORATION’ OF RUSSIA'S INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, 1914–25: THE FATE OF THE RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVE STOCK. Revolutionary Russia 25:1, pages 31-59.
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Maya K. Peterson. 2019. Pipe Dreams. Pipe Dreams.
M. LevinI. Sheveleva. (2016) Foreign concessions in the Soviet Union of the 1920s: "Why split up"?. Voprosy Ekonomiki:1, pages 138-158.
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Martin Kragh. (2015) The Soviet Enterprise: What Have We Learned from the Archives?. Enterprise and Society 14:2, pages 360-394.
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