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_aKozhevnikova, Galina, _eauthor. _913638 |
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_aUltra-Nationalism and Hate Crimes in Contemporary Russia : _bthe 2004-2006 Annual Reports of Moscow's SOVA Center / _cGalina Kozhevnikova, in collaboration with Alexander Verkhovsky and Eugene Veklerov ; with a foreword by Stephen D. Shenfied. |
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_aStuttgart : _bIbidem Verlag, _c2012. |
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_aSoviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society ; _vv. 77 |
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_aShenfield, Stephen, _ewriter of foreword. _913642 |
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