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The Author traces how the former members of local Ukrainian, Belorussian, and Jewish national-communist groups were absorbed by the ruling Bolshevik party as well as the state apparat of Soviet Ukraine and Belarus. He analyzes in what areas of cultural and economic policy this process was more active. The role of former national-communist activists in the changes of the ruling party's policy is also examined.
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