Olga Kucherenko
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 690199 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Olga Kucherenko |
| NOMBRES | Olga |
| APELLIDO | Kucherenko |
| FIRMA | KUCHERENKO O |
| AFILIACIONES | Arizona State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Fleeting Friendship
The Soviet experience of the Second World War is not commonly associated with popular activism in foreign relations. Yet, throughout the war, the Stalinist regime actively engaged in soft power projects with its allies, one of which was a pen-friendship scheme involving thousands of ordinary individuals. This analysis examines Anglo-Soviet popular correspondence amongst young people and children as one of the earliest examples of ‘citizen diploma…
The Kremlin Letters
Entre motivation et mobilisation, parcours d'enfants-soldats russo-soviétiques en guerres mondiales
Cet article offre une analyse comparative du phénomène des enfants-soldats sur le front oriental des deux guerres mondiales. Il tend à démontrer que la participation d'enfants aux hostilités était relativement importante mais qu'il serait erroné de les qualifier de victimes. En effet, nombre d'entre eux prirent les armes de manière volontaire pour diverses raisons, notamment d'ordre idéologique, bien que leur utilisation fût limitée aux objectifs…
Without a Family
Homeless and delinquent children presented a serious problem for public order in the Soviet Union during the Second World War. Even though on paper the government was committed to re‐socialisation of street children, in practice it was a low priority for the state, busy fighting a war. The state's interventionist policies were more about exercising control over the population than protecting the children from the hardships of war. Inattentive to …
State v. Danila Kuz′mich
During the Second World War, teenage labor was an economic necessity in the Soviet Union. Though the Stalinist government attempted to protect teenagers’ rights, the coercive labor policies it enacted and the general systemic deficiencies indirectly resulted in the abuse and exploitation of young workers. Although life was hard for all Soviet workers during the war, factory apprentices usually led a far more precarious existence than their adult …
Reluctant traitors
The following article examines various types of civil collaboration in Odessa, the capital of a short-lived province of Transnistria, granted to the Kingdom of Romania in 1941 for its continuous support of Germany's war against the Soviet Union. The term ‘collaboration’ is used here to denote co-operation with the enemy against the interests of one's country, i.e. complicity with the occupying power in economic exploitation of the area, as well a…
State v. Danila Kuz′mich
During the Second World War, teenage labor was an economic necessity in the Soviet Union. Though the Stalinist government attempted to protect teenagers’ rights, the coercive labor policies it enacted and the general systemic deficiencies indirectly resulted in the abuse and exploitation of young workers. Although life was hard for all Soviet workers during the war, factory apprentices usually led a far more precarious existence than their adult …
Reluctant traitors
The following article examines various types of civil collaboration in Odessa, the capital of a short-lived province of Transnistria, granted to the Kingdom of Romania in 1941 for its continuous support of Germany's war against the Soviet Union. The term ‘collaboration’ is used here to denote co-operation with the enemy against the interests of one's country, i.e. complicity with the occupying power in economic exploitation of the area, as well a…
Without a Family
Homeless and delinquent children presented a serious problem for public order in the Soviet Union during the Second World War. Even though on paper the government was committed to re‐socialisation of street children, in practice it was a low priority for the state, busy fighting a war. The state's interventionist policies were more about exercising control over the population than protecting the children from the hardships of war. Inattentive to …
State v. Danila Kuz′mich
During the Second World War, teenage labor was an economic necessity in the Soviet Union. Though the Stalinist government attempted to protect teenagers’ rights, the coercive labor policies it enacted and the general systemic deficiencies indirectly resulted in the abuse and exploitation of young workers. Although life was hard for all Soviet workers during the war, factory apprentices usually led a far more precarious existence than their adult …
The Kremlin Letters
Entre motivation et mobilisation, parcours d'enfants-soldats russo-soviétiques en guerres mondiales
Cet article offre une analyse comparative du phénomène des enfants-soldats sur le front oriental des deux guerres mondiales. Il tend à démontrer que la participation d'enfants aux hostilités était relativement importante mais qu'il serait erroné de les qualifier de victimes. En effet, nombre d'entre eux prirent les armes de manière volontaire pour diverses raisons, notamment d'ordre idéologique, bien que leur utilisation fût limitée aux objectifs…
A Fleeting Friendship
The Soviet experience of the Second World War is not commonly associated with popular activism in foreign relations. Yet, throughout the war, the Stalinist regime actively engaged in soft power projects with its allies, one of which was a pen-friendship scheme involving thousands of ordinary individuals. This analysis examines Anglo-Soviet popular correspondence amongst young people and children as one of the earliest examples of ‘citizen diploma…
Political science (6 obras) · European history and politics (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Government (linguistics (2 obras) · Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics (2 obras) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (2 obras) · History (2 obras)