A Companion to the Russian Revolution
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2020.
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Colección: | Wiley Blackwell Companions to World History Ser.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Notes on Contributors
- Editor's Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Russian Revolution at 100
- New Scripts, Themes, Narratives
- Part I: Signs, Near and Far
- Chapter One: Long-Term Causes of the Russian Revolution
- References
- Chapter Two: The First Russian Revolution, 1890-1914
- The State and the Parties
- War and Revolution, 1904-1906
- Constitutional Monarchy and the Old Regime before 1914
- Chapter Three: Russia at War: War as Revolution, Revolution as War
- Russia Goes to War: The War Comes to Russia
- From the August Crisis to the February Revolution
- War and Revolution after February
- From the October Revolution to the Revolutionary War
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Chapter Four: Support for the Regime and Right-Wing Reform Plans, Late 1916-Early 1917
- Part II: The February Revolution
- Chapter Five: The Duma Committee, the Provisional Government, and the Birth of 'Triple Power' in the February Revolution
- Liberals during the War
- The February Revolution and the Formation of the Duma Committee
- The Soldiers' Question, Rodzianko's Order, and Order No. 1
- The Duma Committee and the Monarchy
- High Command and the Duma Committee
- Nicholas II's Abdication
- Grand Duke Mikhail's Refusal to Take the Throne
- The Provisional Government vs. the Duma Committee
- Chapter Six: The Practice of Power in 1917
- References
- Chapter Seven: The Duma Revolution
- Historiography
- The First Revolutionary Activities of the State Duma on February 27, 1917
- Duma-Soviet Cooperation: The Beginning
- The State Duma
- the Headquarters of the Uprising
- The Difficult Questions of the Revolution: Food Supply, Arrests, Investigative Commissions, Militia
- The TCSD
- the First Provisional Government
- Bibliography
- Chapter Eight: Dynamics of Violence, 1914-17
- Riots of the Mobilized and Agrarian Violence
- Under the Cover of Patriotism: Anti-German Pogroms
- From Food Riots to Workers' Strikes
- Rise of Anti-Semitism and Ethnic Violence
- 1917: Escalation of Urban Violence
- The Climax of Agrarian Revolution
- The Scope and Vectors of Ethnic Violence
- Chapter Nine: Russian Political Parties in the Russian Revolution of 1917-18
- Introduction: The History of Political Parties Prior to February 1917
- The February Revolution
- The Period of the Provisional Government(s)
- From the October Uprising to the Dissolution of the Constituent Assembly
- Summary: The Political Parties in 1917/18: Boon and Bane
- Bibliography
- Chapter Ten: Workers' Control and the 'Workers' Constitution,' the Fabzavkoms and Trade Unions in 1917
- The Fabzavkoms and the Trade Unions
- Chapter Eleven: Peasant Dreams and Aspirations in the Russian Revolution
- Localism and Nationalist Identity
- Patriotism
- 1917: Citizenship and Participation
- Land Politics
- Food Supply
- Peasant Aspirations and Soviet Realities