دانلود کتاب Revolutionary Russia: A History in Documents

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Contents
What is a Document?
How to Read a Document
Introduction
1 Prelude to Revolution
A Land of Contrasts
Revolutionary Politics
The Revolution of 1905
On the Eve of War and Revolution
2 1917: The Year of Revolution
The Radicalization of Society
Pud
In their demand for land peasants acted out of economic self-interest. Yet they justified their actions with reference to religious and moral values.
Guberaiia
Desiatin
This letter, written by a peasant who hoped newspapers would publish it, offers insight into the peasant world-view.
The Bolshevik Rise to Power
3 The Consolidation of Bolshevik Rule, 1918-1921
The Fate of the Royal Family
Opposition and Criticism
The Embrace of Dictatorship
Peasant Resistance
and the Crisis of Kronstadt
4 The Road to Socialism
The Transformation
of Culture and Society
Celebrating Revolution
The Debate about NEP
5 Stalin’s Revolution from Above, 1928-1932
Beating Russia into the 20th Century
The War Against the Peasantry and Church
The World of Five-Year Plans
6 Women’s Liberation in the Soviet Union
Women as Inconsequential
Emancipated Women
Women as Backward
7 Soviet Society and Culture in the 1930s
The Cult of Stalin
8 The Great Terror
The Gulag
languished before sentencing. She was spared the beatings and torture depicted here, though she endured 2 years of solitary confinement.
Ginzburg was deported to the infamous Kolyma gold mines located in the far northwest corner of Siberia.
Three Views of the Purges
Literature and the Purges
Epilogue
Assessments of Stalinism
Reflection on the Soviet
Timeline
Further Reading
General Sources
Russia in War and Revolution, 1917-1921
New Economic Policy: The 1920s
The Stalin Revolution:
The Purges and Life in Stalin’s Russia
Art and Culture in the Soviet Union
Women
Document Collections
Memoirs
Biography
Literature
Websites
Text Credits
Picture Credits
Acknowledgments
Index
About the Authors