“A Soviet woman is equal in rights with a man ... But our Soviet woman is not exempt from that great   and honourable duty that nature has endowed her with: she is a mother; she must give birth.”   Conscience of the Party , Aaron Soltz (1937)   The Communist Party’s Family Codes of 1918 and 1926, alongside a series of laws between 1917 and   1920, presented a radical and progressive shift for women – emancipating them. These changes included the legalisation of a ‘no-fault di

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By Amy Grace Upton and Oscar Smith Turton Introduction “Oppenheimer Breaks A Major Box Office Record For A Biographical Movie.” This...