Russian Revolutions 2

Russian Revolutions 2

Part 2: 495 MB

Autocratic Tsarist Russia, Revolutionary Russia, the emergence of Soviet Russia--how and why did policies and events occur as they did? The works in this four part set--not an exhaustive list or necessarily the best books--aid in understanding Russia's past. For ease of downloading selections are listed alphabetically by author in 1) antiquarian, 2) A-F, 3) G -L, 4) M-R , and 5) S-Z.


Avrich, Paul - Russian Rebels 1600-1800

Badcock, Sarah - Politics and the People in Revolutionary Russia

Blackwell, William L. - The Beginnings of Russian Industrialization 1800-1860, v.1

Bradley, J.F.N. - Civil War in Russia, 1917-1920

Bradley, Joseph - Guns for the Tsar~American Technology and the Small Arms Industry in Nineteenth-Century Russia

Bradley, Joseph - Voluntary Associations in Tsarist Russia~Science, Patriotism, and Civil Society

Brovkin, Vladimir - Russia After Lenin~Politics, Culture and Society, 1921-1929

Bucher, Greta - Daily Life in Imperial Russia

Bullock, David - The Russian Civil War 1918-22

Burbank, Jane - Russian Peasants Go to Court~Legal Culture in the Countryside, 1905-1917

Burbank, Jane and Ransel, David L., eds. - Imperial Russia~New Histories for the Empire

Burbank, Jane; von Hagen, Mark; Remnev, Anatolyi, eds. - Russian Empire~Space, People, Power, 1700–1930

Charques, Richard - The Twilight of Imperial Russia

Clements, Barbara Evans; Friedman, Rebecca; Healey, Dan - Russian Masculinities in History and Culture

Cohen, Aaron J. - Imagining the Unimaginable~World War, Modern Art, and the Politics of Public Culture in Russia, 1914-1917

Davies, Brian L. - State Power and Community in Early Modern Russia~The Case of Kozlov, 1635-1649

Dunning, Chester S. L. - A Short History of Russia's First Civil War~The Time of Troubles to the Founding of the Romanov Dynasty

Figes, Orlando - Natasha's Dance~A Cultural History of Russia

Frankel, Jonathan - Crisis, Revolution, and Russian Jews


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