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Stalin s Terror and the Long-Term PoliticalEffects of Mass RepressionYuri M. Zhukov and Roya TalibovaDepartment of Political ScienceUniversity of MichiganJune 22, 2017 AbstractRepression has a Long-Term negative effect on Political millions of arrest records from archival documents, and polling-station level election results, we examine how past exposure to repres-sion during the Stalin era has affected voter turnout in Putin s identify the effect of repression on voting, we use an instrumen-tal variable design, exploiting exogenous variation in repression dueto the structure of mid-century soviet railroads, and travel distancesto Gulag camps.

Soviet Union (Rozenas, Schutte and Zhukov,2017;Lupu and Peisakhin, 2016) have focused on one relatively idiosyncratic form of violence: mass deportation of geographically-concentrated minorities. Both of these con-texts are likely to amplify the …

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