Stalin i zhenshchiny - Verkhoturov Dmitrii Nikolaevich

More than a dozen years have passed since the collapse of the Soviet Union, but still around the fact of the existence of this controversial, but no doubt great power, disputes, opinions and new questions arise. In this book, many of the questions that were never answered in a reasonable picture have been explained. How did the Soviet authorities and Stalin personally provide women with colossal, previously unsecured rights and freedoms? Why, despite the rhetoric of women's equality, did the SCO not conduct a general military mobilization of women during the war? What allowed the women of the USSR to become pilots and tractor drivers, and Muslim women to remove the veil? How did the Soviet government fight prostitution with an iron hand and what did they think about "free love"? The author guides us through little-known pages of Soviet history and shows the life of the Soviet Union from an unexpected side. Such a Soviet era was not known yet!