ABSTRACT
First Published in 1998. This is Volume III of eight in the Sociology of the Soviet Union series. Written in 1949, this is a collection of translated essays and documents about the family in the USSR and the changing attitudes prevailing in Soviet Russia towards specific aspects of social and political life.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |24 pages
Introduction
part I|56 pages
Fundamental Attitudes and First Revolutionary Legislation
chapter Docment No. 1|5 pages
Lenin's Letters to Inesse Armand 1
chapter Docment No. 2|3 pages
Decree on the Introduction of Divorce of Dec. 19, 1917 1
chapter Docment No. 3|12 pages
The Original Family Law of the Russian Soviet Republic 1
chapter Docment No. 4|30 pages
Excerpts from the Works of A. M. Kollontay 1
chapter Docment No. 5|6 pages
Excerpts from Klara Zetkin: Reminiscences of Lenin 1
part II|154 pages
The 1926 Family Code and the Practical Application of Soviet Family Law
chapter Docment No. 6|73 pages
Discussion of the Draft of the Code 1
chapter Docment No. 7|15 pages
Parts I and II of the Code of Laws on Marriage and Divorce, the Family and Guardianship
Decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee passed at the Third Session of its Twelfth Election Period on November 19, 1926
1
chapter Docment No. 8|3 pages
From A. M. Sabsovich's Pamphlet: The U.S.S.R. After Another 15 Years. 1
chapter Docment No. 9|16 pages
Soviet Experience with Legal Abortion
chapter Docment No. 10|36 pages
Soviet Justice and Administration in their Fight for the Emancipation of Women in the Soviet East
chapter Docment No. 11|11 pages
A. Yurashkevich: Litigation between Parents on the Education of Children 1
part III|156 pages
New Trends after the Stabilization of Soviet Society
