![Item #54126 [SOVIET STATE PLANNING – NATIONALIZATION] Narodnoe khoziaistvo sovetskoi Rossii. Kratkii ocherk organizatsii upravleniia i polozheniia promyshlennosti sovetskoi Rossii [National Economy of Soviet Russia. A brief sketch of the organization of management and the situation of industry in Soviet Russia]. Miliutin, ladimir, avlovich.](https://penkararebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/54126_1.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1718803284)
![[SOVIET STATE PLANNING – NATIONALIZATION] Narodnoe khoziaistvo sovetskoi Rossii. Kratkii ocherk organizatsii upravleniia i polozheniia promyshlennosti sovetskoi Rossii [National Economy of Soviet Russia. A brief sketch of the organization of management and the situation of industry in Soviet Russia].](https://penkararebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/54126_2.jpg?auto=webp&v=1718803284)
[SOVIET STATE PLANNING – NATIONALIZATION] Narodnoe khoziaistvo sovetskoi Rossii. Kratkii ocherk organizatsii upravleniia i polozheniia promyshlennosti sovetskoi Rossii [National Economy of Soviet Russia. A brief sketch of the organization of management and the situation of industry in Soviet Russia].
First printing. Moscow: 3-ia gosudarstvennaia tipografiia, 1920. Octavo (23.2 × 15.3 cm). Original printed wrappers; 37, [1] pp. Tables and one foldout diagram. Lightly toned throughout due to stock. Unopened and uncut. Very good. Item #54126
A pamphlet on the management of the newly-restructured Soviet economy by the Bolshevik Revolutionary and member of the first Soviet government, Vladimir Miliutin (1984–1937), illustrated with a large foldout diagram which demonstrates the entire Management Scheme of the Soviet National Economy. Published during the turning point in Soviet economic transition, when private enterprises were first nationalized, the pamphlet contains numerous charts reporting on the successes and failures of the ongoing nationalization efforts. A member of the RSDLP (Russian Social Democratic Labor Party) starting in 1903, Miliutin was arrested and exiled several times by the Tsarist government, spending a total of five years in prison. In October 1917, he was a member of the Petrograd Military Revolutionary Committee, in effect becoming one of the driving personalities behind the Bolshevik Revolution. In the first months of the Bolshevik government, he held the crucial post of People’s Commissar for Agriculture, which put him in charge of food rationing and provisions. At the time of the writing of this pamphlet he was a professor of Economics at Moscow University, having recently served as a Chairman on the Supreme Council of the National Economy. In this period, he also had public disagreements with Lenin and with Trotsky on questions of economic planning and state monopoly. Despite his later support of Stalin, he was arrested and executed during the Stalinist Purges in 1937. Scarce in the trade.
Price: €350.00