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20Ibid, p. 73.
21 Ivan Stadniuk, People Are not Angels (London, Mono Press, 1963). This work will be analyzed
more fully in chapter four.
22 N. I. Tkach, "Borot'ba partiinykh orhanizatsii Ukrainy za pidnesennia kolhospnoho vyrobnytstva v
period mizh XVII i XVIII z"izdamy VKP(b) (1934-1938 rr.)" (The Struggle of Ukraine's Party
Organizations in Raising Collective Farm Construction in the Period between the XVIIth and XVIlIth
Party Congresses, 1934-1938), Z istorii sotsialistychnoho i komunistychnoho budivnytstva na Ukraini
(1934-1938) (From the History of Socialist and Communist Construction in Ukraine, 1934-1938)
(Kiev, AN URSR, 1963), p. 5