Women, the State and Revolution

Exploring the intersection of gender and state power, the book delves into the responses of women, peasants, and orphans to Bolshevik family reforms. It highlights how these groups navigated the challenges posed by the regime, while their experiences were co-opted by the state to further its objectives. Through personal narratives and societal analysis, the work sheds light on the complexities of family life during a transformative period in history.