Sources

These are the Soviet texts, Russian laws, Rosstat releases, and court studies behind the encyclopedia. Check strong claims against the primary source.

1. Alexandra Kollontai, “Communism and the Family”
2. Nadezhda Krupskaya, preface to The Emancipation of Women
3. Nadezhda Krupskaya, “On Communist Ethics”
4. Federal Law No. 53-FZ, conscription of male citizens
5. Rosstat, Women and Men of Russia 2024
6. Rosstat, workplace injuries in Buryatia
7. Rosstat, workplace injuries in Amur Oblast
8. Rosstat, male and female life expectancy in Samara Oblast
9. Rosstat, male and female life expectancy in Novosibirsk Oblast
10. Study of five million Russian criminal sentences
11. HSE, sex differences in Russian homicide sentencing
12. Russian Constitutional Court, life imprisonment and sex
13. Russian Family Code, child residence when parents live apart
14. Russian Supreme Court, child support and income shares
15. Bailiff Service, women are almost a quarter of the persistent support-debtor register
16. Bailiff Service, female debtors and withholding from formal income
17. Penza Bailiff Service, origin of the regional “70 percent” figure
18. Holocaust Encyclopedia, economic antisemitism and the myth of “Jewish capital”
19. Norah Vincent interview about Self-Made Man