Leningrad

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Chernov, Sergei and Stanislav Bernev, eds, Arkhiv Bolshogo Doma: blokadnye dnevniki i dokumenty, St Petersburg, 2007.

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— Re-adjusting to Life after War: The Demobilization of Red Army Veterans in Leningrad and the Leningrad Region 1944–1950, Ph.D. thesis, Queen Mary College, University of London, 2010.

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Darov, Anatoly, Blokada, New York, 1964, originally published Nikolayev, 1943.

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