Termination of Series
Publication came to a halt after the edition of 1935, coinciding with the time of Joseph Stalin's great purges and Moscow Trials. The only further volumes were issued in 1939 and 1940, but these (like the edition in 1922) only contained details of state run businesses and public and governmental offices, but not residents.
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