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History in Dispute, Vol. 21: Revolutionary Russia, 1890-1930 from Gale Virtual Reference Library
Revolutionary Russia, 1890-1930 takes as its subject one of the most important events in the history of the modern world. Reaching far beyond the two political revolutions that overturned Russian governments over the course of 1917, a proper understanding of that year’s significance demands attention to broader, long-term processes of political conflict, social change, cultural development, ideological battles, economic transformation, diplomatic posturing, military fortunes, and virtually every other problem experienced by modern societies.
Topics covered include
- Aristocracy
- Civil society
- Culture and revolution
- Diplomatic goals in World War I
- Diplomatic policy in the 1920s
- Duma
- Early Soviet economy
- Imperial and Soviet continuities
- International terrorism
- Literacy and education
- National liberation movement
- Nationalities policy
- New economic policy
- Paris Peace Settlement
- Provisional government and World War I
- Public opinion and foreign policy
- Red terror
- Revolution from above
- Revolution of 1905
- Romanov murders
- Russia and the Balkans
- Russia in World War I
- Russian revolution and anti-Semetism
- Russian working class
- Russo-Japanese War
- Social class
- Stolypin's reforms
- Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
- Tsarist secret police
- The Whites in the Civil War
- Witte and industrialization
- Women's rights
- World War I alliances
- World War I and the revolutions of 1917
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September 13, 2010
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