Lenin, Stalin & Communist Russia Lenin and Stalin stand as two giants in the history of Russia. In this Studymate Rob Johnson (Oxford University) takes the reader through the key events that shaped the major Communist State and explains how ideologues propagated an exclusive and determinist worldview. The result was World War and decades of oppression. Only now as the Soviet Union slips into history can this perspective be truly appreciated. This Studymate will explain the key ideas and events that shaped Communism in Russia, the myths that were created by the communists to conceal the truth and how historians have responded. This book covers: Russia under the Tsars. The Crucible of Russia’s problems. The October ‘Revolution’. The Great Terror. Marxism, Leninism and the early Bolshevik party. The February ‘Revolution’. The Rise of Stalin. The Cold War.
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Lenin and Stalin stand as two giants in the history of Russia. In this Studymate Rob Johnson takes the reader through the key events that shaped the major Communist State and explains how ideologues propagated an exclusive and determinist worldview.
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1 Introduction: the rewriting of Russian history 2 Russia under the Tsars 3 Marxism, Leninism and the early Bolshevik Party 4 The Crucible of Russia's Problems 1905-1917 5 The February Revolution and the Provisional Government 6 The October Revolution and the establishment of Bolshevik Power 7 The Russian Civil War 8 The economy and the consolidation of communism 9 The Lenin dictatorship and the rise of Stalin 10 Stalin's economic progress 11 The Great Terror 12 Conquest and subversion 13 Stalinism and the Cold War Glossary, useful addresse
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Product details

ISBN
9781842851449
Published
2009-05-12
Edition
2. edition
Publisher
GLMP Ltd
Weight
295 gr
Height
215 mm
Width
135 mm
Thickness
10 mm
Age
G, Y, UA, U, P, 01, 03, 14, 05, 06
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Number of pages
194

Biographical note

Dr Rob Johnson is the Director of the Oxford Changing Character of War Centre, Senior Research Fellow of Pembroke College, and Associate of the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford. He is an Adjunct Professor at the Norwegian Defence University Staff College and Adjunct Professor of Strategic Studies at Rennes School of Business.