Russia's sputnik generation
Subtitle: Soviet baby boomers talk about their lives
By: translated and edited by Donald J. Raleigh.
Contributors: Raleigh, Donald J.
Series: Indiana-Michigan series in Russian and East European studies
Publisher: Indiana University Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Bloomington; Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Interviews -- Russia (Federation) -- Saratov.; Oral history -- Russia (Federation) -- Saratov.; Saratov (Russia) -- History -- 20th century.; Saratov (Russia) -- Social conditions; Saratov (Russia) -- Biography.; Soviet Union -- History -- 1953-1985.; Soviet Union -- History -- 1985-1991.
Genres: Biography.
Other titles: Soviet baby boomers talk about their lives
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: "Sasha the Muscovite" / Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Konstantinov; title: "Back then I really wanted to join the party" / Natalia Valentinovna Altukhova; title: "We grew up in a normal time" / Natalia P.; title: "Our entire generation welcomed perestroika" / Arkadii Olegovich Darchenko; title: "I saw the life of my country, and thereby my own, from a variety of perspectives" / Natalia Aleksandrovna Belovolova; title: "It's very hard to be a woman in our country" / Olga Vladimirovna Kamaiurova; title: "I came to understand things, but only gradually" / Aleksandr Vladimirovich Trubnikov; title: "People have lost a great deal in terms of their confidence in tomorrow" / Gennadii Viktorovich Ivanov.