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Page 457
... Soviet Women was asked whether articles on dating or sexual problems were treated in her magazine , she replied , " We Russians do not write about such intimate things . " 59 Even a leading Soviet marriage sociologist , Kharchev ...
... Soviet Women was asked whether articles on dating or sexual problems were treated in her magazine , she replied , " We Russians do not write about such intimate things . " 59 Even a leading Soviet marriage sociologist , Kharchev ...
Page 460
... Soviet articles have a women's liberation flavor . Concerning the sexual relationships between husband and wife , next to nothing is known because a veil of modesty is drawn over this topic by most Russians . There are no marriage ...
... Soviet articles have a women's liberation flavor . Concerning the sexual relationships between husband and wife , next to nothing is known because a veil of modesty is drawn over this topic by most Russians . There are no marriage ...
Page 464
... Soviet Union today , which merely makes official the more surreptitious breakups of yesterday , cannot be attributed ... Soviet Russia . 2. H. K. Geiger , The Family in Soviet Russia , p . 244 . 3. V. U. Krupianskaia , " Family structure ...
... Soviet Union today , which merely makes official the more surreptitious breakups of yesterday , cannot be attributed ... Soviet Russia . 2. H. K. Geiger , The Family in Soviet Russia , p . 244 . 3. V. U. Krupianskaia , " Family structure ...
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