HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA

WEEK - 12
Revolutionary Russia, 1905-1907

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Nov. 28:
Historiographical Review Essay due.

Nov. 30:
Excerpt from A Radical Worker in Tsarist Russia: The Autobiography of Semën Ivanovich Kanatchikov, in coursepack (65 pp.).

Web Links

• General information on the era
  *"Silver Age" City (Turn-of-the-Century St. Petersburg. Page from The History of St. Petersburg. From CityVision 2000.
  The Russian Revolution. Crib sheet from the "Modern History Sourcebook. (Fordham University)
  Lenin's Early Revolutionary Years (1894-1905). Page by Scott M. Rosen.
  

• Russo-Japanese War
  Russo-Japanese War. Encyclopedia entry. CBS.com.
  Treaty of Portsmouth ending the Russo-Japanese War, 1905. From the World War I Document Archive at Brigham Young University.
  Portsmouth Treaty. Entry in infoplease.com.
  

• 1905 Revolution
  *1905 Revolution. Powerpoint presentation with a ~12 min. lecture by Professor Michael Petrovich, with a quiz. [Four questions...can you answer them correctly?] Copyright: Center for Russia, East Europe and Central Asia at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
  *The 1905 Revolution in Russia. From the National Geographic Magazine. Vol XVIII, No 5 - May, 1907.
  *The Russian Revolution of 1905. Page by Joshua Napoli.
  The Bolsheviks and the First Revolution in Russia. page by Casey D. Allen.
  *The Manifesto of 17 October 1905. From the Durham University (England) site.
  

• Palace Square
  *Palace Square. Brief text from Fresh Guide to St. Petersburg.
  Palace Square. Photo from St. Petersburg State Technical University.
  Palace Square - Alexander Column. From "Tours Around St. Petersburg."
  Palace Square, St. Petersburg Russia. Picture © Toomas Vendelin.
  (Palace Square at Night). Photo from "St. Petersburg at Night. Expo '96.
  Palace Square. Night shot. (Expo '96.)

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