Mamonova Tatyana, Matilsky Sarah (Eds.) Women and Russia: Feminist Writings from the Soviet Union

Oxford, UK: Basil Blackwell Publisher Ltd, 1984. — 292 p. — ISBN: 0-631-13389-7; ISBN: 0-631-13891-9 (Pbk)Foreword. Robin MorganThe Feminist Movement in the Soviet Union. Tatyana MamonovaWorking WomenWoman Worker. Valentina Dobrokhotova
Interview with a Career Woman. Galina Grigoryeva, Svetlana Sonova
The Poster Woman. Irina TishchenkoEveryday LifeIn the Northern Provinces. Vera Golubeva
Why Soviet Women Want to Get Married? Ekaterina Alexandrova
Zinochka Expands Her Circle of Bohemian Friends. Ludmila KuznetsovaForemothersMy Grandmother. Z. Sinaneft
I’m from Armenia. Tsovinar Tsovinyan
Forty Maidens. O. KurbangaevaWomen, Birth, and the FamilyAn Uphill Battle. Kari Unksova
A Few More Words on the Subject of Free Medical Treatment. Valentina Leftinova
The Other Side of the Coin. Natasha MaltsevaUpbringingHow We Learned about Tatyana Larina. Nadezhda Zotova
About the New Americans. [i]Ekaterina MironovaBetween WomenMistress of the High Mountain. Lyubov Razumovskaya
The Right to Be Myself. Inessa Tominaite
Verses from the Cycle “To My Contemporary”. Yelena Lastenko
“With the grandeur of Homer and the purity of Sappho". Zhanna IvinaDropouts and DissidentsA Day in the Life. Zoya Galitskaya
Drug Addicts. P. Z. Ahmedova
The Woman and Prison: A Conversation with Galina Zlatkina and Valeriya N. Galina GrigoryevaWomen and the StateThe Soviet Woman: Support and Mainstay of the Regime. Alla Sariban
A Discussion with the KGB. Tatyana Mamonova
About the Almanac. Nina Yarina
The Everyday Gulag. The Editors
Actions and Counteractions. The EditorsWomen and Peace“We Need Peace and We Need the World”. Ekaterina Alexandrova
The Peace March: East and West. Tatyana MamonovaContributors' Biographies