Soviet Geography (1935) presents a comprehensive account of the economic development of the USSR as it stood at the time. It deals with the main changes in the distribution of the productive forces of the country and discusses their significance. It examines industry, agriculture, material resources, forestry, energy generation and much more.
1. The Country 2. A New Division 3. The Discovery of New Nature 4. The New Distribution of Industry 5. The New Distribution of Agriculture 6. The New Distribution of Transport 7. The New Distribution of the Population
