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The aim of this paper is to analyze and assess the renaming process in the Soviet Union by ethnicity, gender and region, based on the announcements in “Izvestiia".
This paper shows that among the nationalities of the Soviet Union, two major participants in the name-changing were Russians and Jews, and that they changed their names mainly for two reasons - political and social (aesthetic). It also shows that despite the invention and popularization of many new, nonreligious names by authorities, the majority of Russians who changed their names renamed their church names to other church names, while most of the Jewish renamers simply russified their traditional names. It also turns out that in the period 1932-1934, nearly 90% of those who changed their names were urban residents, in particular residents in Moscow and Leningrad, while non-urban residents made up only 10%. Village dwellers, excluding non-rural areas(poselek, mikroraion, mine, railway station etc), made up just about 5% of all the people who changed their names.
This paper shows that among the nationalities of the Soviet Union, two major participants in the name-changing were Russians and Jews, and that they changed their names mainly for two reasons - political and social (aesthetic). It also shows that despite the invention and popularization of many new, nonreligious names by authorities, the majority of Russians who changed their names renamed their church names to other church names, while most of the Jewish renamers simply russified their traditional names. It also turns out that in the period 1932-1934, nearly 90% of those who changed their names were urban residents, in particular residents in Moscow and Leningrad, while non-urban residents made up only 10%. Village dwellers, excluding non-rural areas(poselek, mikroraion, mine, railway station etc), made up just about 5% of all the people who changed their names.
목차
Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. ‘붉은 세례식’ : oktiabriny
III. 개명으로 본 신·구세력의 대립: ‘러시아인들’의 개명
IV. 소수민족과 개명
V. 지역과 개명
V. 맺는말
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