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Everyday Stalinism: Ordinary Life In Extraordinary Times: Soviet Russia In The 1930S,New Rosalie R. Are The Generic Equivalent ToHere Is A Pioneering Account Of Everyday Life Under Stalin, Written By A Leading Authority On Modern Russian History. Focusing On The Urban Population, Fitzpatrick Depicts A World Of Privation, Overcrowding, Endless Lines, And Broken Homes, In Which The Regime'S Promises Of Future Socialist Abundance Rang Hollowly. We Read Of A Government Bureaucracy That Often Turned Life Into A Nightmare, And Of How Ordinary Citizens Tried To Circumvent It. We Also