Abstract
The experience of the Komsomol's “light cavalry” in the mid-1930s is investigated. During this period the priority directions of the “light cavalry”'s activities were the control of the quality of consumer services for workers, overcoming of the local bureaucracy's arbitrariness, and the exposure of the unreasonable administrative and managerial expenses.
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