LEGAL REGULATION OF THE ECONOMY AND SOCIAL RELATIONS IN THE STATE ENTITIES OF "WHITE" RUSSIA DURING THE CIVIL WAR

Abstract

Many books and scientific articles have been written about the White movement, but the issues of state regulation of the economy and social relations, as well as legislation and administration of white governments in various areas of the socio-economic life of society, are still poorly understood. The few studies available are mainly aimed at revealing regional problems. This monograph covers the legal policy of the anti-Soviet governments in the field of finance and taxes, industry and transport, trade and supply in all territories of "white" Russia, reveals its common and special features and establishes what impact it had on the outcome of the civil war. The monograph is addressed to historians, political scientists, teachers and students, graduate and doctoral students of universities, as well as to everyone who is interested in the history of the Fatherland.