The Great Terror¶
Conquest, R. (1968). The Great Terror: Stalin's Purges of the Thirties.
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Primes¶
- Revisionism
- Engineering postmortem practice is explicitly revisionist in structure: root-cause analysis is treated as provisional, and the arrival of new telemetry, team recollection, or monitoring data triggers revised narratives of causation, paralleling the way Conquest's (1968) account of Stalin's purges seeded successive revisionist re-examinations.
This sourceInfluential revisionist account of Stalin's purges that entered historiography as a major interpretive framework, subject to subsequent revisionist challenges and post-revisionist synthesis.
- Engineering postmortem practice is explicitly revisionist in structure: root-cause analysis is treated as provisional, and the arrival of new telemetry, team recollection, or monitoring data triggers revised narratives of causation, paralleling the way Conquest's (1968) account of Stalin's purges seeded successive revisionist re-examinations.
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