222 Pages
by
Routledge
222 Pages
by
Routledge
214 Pages
by
Routledge
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When Russia was in the throes of Joseph Stalin's campaign for the forced collectivization of Soviet agriculture, a young boy named Pavlik Morozov informed the OGPU (later called the KGB) that his father was an enemy of the regime. As a result, Pavlik's father was arrested and disappeared in a Soviet concentration camp. Enemies of the party later killed the boy, whereupon people proclaimed him a... Read more
Preface: A Dangerous Subject
Cast of Characters
1.A Scripted Trial
2.How a Son Informs on His Father
3.Morozov's Other Feats on Paper and in Real Life
4.Was He Ever a Pioneer?
5.The Family as a Terrorist Organization
6.Posthumous Rehabilitation of the Innocent
7.Who was the Real Murderer?
8.The Myth: An Example of the New Man
9.Authors and Victims of Heroization
10.Hail to the Informers!
11.How Many Pavliks Were There?
12.Pavlik Morozov and Comrade Stalin
13.Pilgrimage to Gerasimovka
14.To Inform, or Not to Inform?
Epilogue: What Has Happened to Informer 001 Now that the Soviet Union Has Collapsed
Russian Periodicals Mentioned in the Book
Bibliography
Index
Cast of Characters
1.A Scripted Trial
2.How a Son Informs on His Father
3.Morozov's Other Feats on Paper and in Real Life
4.Was He Ever a Pioneer?
5.The Family as a Terrorist Organization
6.Posthumous Rehabilitation of the Innocent
7.Who was the Real Murderer?
8.The Myth: An Example of the New Man
9.Authors and Victims of Heroization
10.Hail to the Informers!
11.How Many Pavliks Were There?
12.Pavlik Morozov and Comrade Stalin
13.Pilgrimage to Gerasimovka
14.To Inform, or Not to Inform?
Epilogue: What Has Happened to Informer 001 Now that the Soviet Union Has Collapsed
Russian Periodicals Mentioned in the Book
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Yuri Druzhnikov
