Marriage in a Communist State How the family will endure
A poignant discussion notes that under Soviet rule the traditional family is dissolving as women join the workforce. It argues divorce will be easier, state support replaces the husband, and family duties shift toward society, detailing past family forms and current burdens on working mothers. The piece hints the change will continue, with a continuation promised next week.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR TESTIFY IN COMMUNIST TRIAL CONTINUED
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