1937 Stalin. Bushmitsky I.

What was the year 1937 for the Soviet people? In modern perception, this is a year of great terror and repression, but did he remain so in the memory of people? Historian Yaroslav Bushmitsky (known as the blogger of the memoirist), based on Soviet and foreign publications, proves that for contemporaries the 37th year became the heyday of the young Soviet country and the year of great achievements: cultural, scientific and industrial.

1937 1937 - This is an industrial rise: tens of thousands of new factories, dozens of new cities were built. This year, the Soviet coat of arms appears, for the first time they introduce pensions by age, the Supreme Council is first held. Soviet athletes win the working Olympiad in Antwerp, the Moscow Art Theater is tearing up appliances in Paris. Soviet scientists create a drifting station at the pole, conduct an international geological congress, open a unique physical institution. Chkalov flies to the United States through the North Pole. 1937 Stalin-a book about what the country actually lived in this turning point for the country of advice.