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CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
SOVIET MAN IN HIS WORLD 12
BRINGING UP SOVIET MAN _ 26
THE VARIETY OF LIFE 48
LIFE OF A LEADER Se
CHANGE IN THE VILLAGE 35
LIST OF PICTORIAL CHARTS IN COLOUR
HOUSEHOLD BUDGET Chart
WHAT A BRITON CAN OWN ; ‘WHAT A RUSSIAN CAN OWN Chart
HOUSING CONDITIONS Chart
RURAL COTTAGE IN RUSSIA Chart
LARGE-TOWN. DEVELOPMENT IN BRITAIN ;
Chart
LARGE-TOWN DEVELOPMENT IN RUSSIA
INCOMES IN GREAT BRITAIN, 1937 Chart
INCOMES IN THE SOVIET UNION, 1937 Chart
AGE GROUPS | Chart 8
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Chart 9
BIRTHS AND DEATH PER 400 POPULATION — Chart 10
OPPORTUNITY IN THE SOVIET UNION _ Chart 11
SOVIET WORKING WEEK Chart 12
GROWTH OF WORK IN THE SOVIET UNION Chart 13
INDUSTRIAL, AND HOLIDAY CENTRES Chart 14
MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES IN CENTRAL ASIA ’ Chart 15
SOVIET HEALTH AND AMUSEMENT SERVICES Chart 162
Household Budget : " :
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for a wage-earner’s family
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food clothing all other
Soviet Union
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clothing
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Each green symbol represents elementary schools for 100,000 pupils
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Each black book symbol represents 100 new publications
Each black house symbol represents one university
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