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Russian ruble devaluation sparks peasant money debate
A printed relic of the Marxist argument is challenged by a shopper view of Russia’s drastic ruble devaluation. The piece notes how the state’s policy favored banked savings and punished cash kept at home, affecting peasants and shaping opinions on communism’s domestic popularity.
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London
Molotov
U. S
Marshall
Bidault
Begin
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Germany
Reich
Austria
Moscow
France
Paris
Frace
Oramunists Wold
Bowet Union
Ihussia
peTure
Nome
James Thrasher Lane
Tom Clark
Ieller
Loyalty Review Board
L Lst
Makin
Nat Zere
Clarke
Seth Richardson
Review Board
Justice Department
Clark
PBI
J. Parnell Thomas
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Thomas
Thomas Committee
Communist Party
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers Union
AFL
H. Rosy Colwell
U. S. Conciliation Service
Adolph Brungs
Western Union Division
Colwell
Brungs
AFL Western Union
Tzvestin
Yevestia
Ovr
Armenia
Moldavia
Uzbekistan
Tzvestia
Texarkana
Deco
State Comptroller's Office
Miller County
F. G. Martin
Dexter, Bush
Martin
Odett Moody
Kelly Cornet
Felix Malachowski
Comptroller
Little Rock
Aubrey McCasland
Comptroller’s Office
C. L. Winchester
Comptroller's
Kansas City Southern Railway
Kansas City
Cooper
Son of Frankensten
Mr. Mota
Greenwich Village
Friend
Bob Benchley
Benchley
Washington
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Truiman
White House
National Advisory Council
State
Teasury and Commerce
Federal Reserve and Export-Import Banks
Senate
New York Times
Ross
Congress
Economic Cooperation Administration
State Department
Excent