This Is Russia Un-Censored!
| Introduction by | Walter Bedell Smith |
| Publisher | Eton Books, Inc. |
| Published in/by Arrangement with | Didier |
| Copyright Holder | Edmund Stevens, Eton Books, Inc. |
| Format | Mass-Market Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1950 |
| Reprinted | 1951 |
| Pages / Font | 214 pages |
| Price | 35¢ |
| Catalog Number | ET 108 |
| Chapters | Introduction by General Walter Bedell Smith Prologue: Departure to Free Speech I. Politburo Rivals II. Rubber-Stamp Parliament, Rubber-Stamp Party III. The Soviet Elite IV. The Plight of the Peasant V. What It's Like to Shop in Moscow VI. How Much Graft in Russian Business? VII. Russian Co-operatives—Not Quite in Step VIII. Labor Unions Are Speed-Up Unions IX. How Industrialized Is Russia? X. The Great Hush-Hush XI. Siberia—Hiding Place of Russian Industry XII. MVD—The "Thing" That Stalks XIII. No Exit XIV. Aftermath of the Purges XV. Soviet Artists Toe the Line—Or Else! XVI. The Internal Propaganda Line XVII. Russian Claims to "Firsts" XVIII. Party Above Science XIX. The Agitator's Handbook XX. The Truth About Jews in Russia XXI. The Baltic Provinces—End of a Branch Line XXII. Foreign Envoys and Press Orders XXIII. Will the Regimented Work-Slaves Revolt? XXIV. The Voice That Haunts |
| Notes | Complete and unabridged Printed in U.S.A. |
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