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Summary Soviet Social Policy: Education

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The notes include a detailed analysis of education during the USSR, focusing on the reduction of illiteracy and the expansion of higher education. They analyse the developments in chronoligical order, evaluating each of the Soviet leaders' contributions and assessing their successes or failures. They contain a large amount of facts and figures making them ideal for learning the topic as well as for deep exam revision. The notes are handwritten, colour-coded and include annotations with extra information so as to provide a deeper insight into the A-Level curriculum.


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