HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA
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The Russian Revolution of 1917
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Dec. 12:
Excerpt from John Reed, Ten Days that Shook the World, in coursepack (55 pp.).
Dec. 14:
REVIEW FOR EXAM
Web Links
- 1917 Revolution
You Say You Want a (Russian) Revolution? Site by student, Mathew Young.
Intoduction to the topic. Includes some links.
Russian Revolution in dates. By David Barnsdale.
The Russian Revolution. Links to maps, pictures, text. By David
Barnsdale.
Museum of Communism. "Lenin and the First Communist
Revolution." Professor Brian Caplan, Dept
of Economics, George Mason University "curator."
The Russian Revolution of 1917. Text by G. Rempel.
1917: Russian Revolutions, the U.S. and More War in Europe.
Copyright © 1998 by Frank E. Smitha. [See the sections on the Revolution
in Russia.]
Russia in the 20th Century: The End of the Old Regime. Lecture notes.
Maintained by Chris Mizelle (University of Virginia).
Russia in the 20th Century: Lenin and the October Revolution. Lecture notes.
Maintained by Chris Mizelle (University of Virginia).
- Lenin
Vladimir Ilych Lenin. A biographical sketch by A. V. Lunacharsky.
Lenin and the Law. Article by Jane Burbank in the Slavic
Review, Spring, 1995.
Lenin's testatment. Lenin's directive to the Party to
remove Stalin (made just before Lenin's death). From Steven
Krets' page "The History Guide."
Lenin. Hear Lenin speaking to the meeting of Russian Councils.
From Funet Russian Archive.
Vladimir Ilich Lenin. Links to articles he wrote, photos. (From
"Progressive Sociology Network" home page, Univeristy of Colorado,
Boulder, Glenn W. Muschert.) Lenin Internet Archive.
Lenin. Painting by V. Serov. From Funet Russian Archive.
Lenin and The Great October Revolution. Links to numerous
sites. Page from Vadim Engelson.
- Krupskaya
Krupskaya. Hear Lenin's wife speak. From Funet Russian Archive.
- John Reed
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