Some Soviet composers managed to achieve worldwide acclaim; among them were Dmitry Shostakovich, Sergey Prokofiev, and Aram Khachaturian. In dance the Soviets were primarily content to perform the classics superbly rather than to experiment with modern, innovative dancing. The early Soviets sought to remake the family, believing that although the economic emancipation of workers would deprive families of their economic function, it would not destroy them but rather base them exclusively on mutual affection...
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Religious marriage was replaced by civil marriage, divorce became easy to obtain, and unwed mothers received special protection. All children, whether legitimate or illegitimate, were given equal rights before the law, women were granted sexual equality under matrimonial law, inheritance of property was abolished, and abortion was legalized...
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