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Russias Struggle With Modernity From The Romanovs To The Bolsheviks 18151929 1st Edition Nick Shepley

Name: Russias Struggle With Modernity From The Romanovs To The Bolsheviks 18151929 1st Edition Nick Shepley
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Russias Struggle With Modernity From The Romanovs To The Bolsheviks 18151929 1st Edition Nick Shepley instant download after payment.

Publisher: Andrews UK Ltd.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.27 MB

Author: Nick Shepley

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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Russias Struggle With Modernity From The Romanovs To The Bolsheviks 18151929 1st Edition Nick Shepley by Nick Shepley instant download after payment.

In 1917 Czarist Russia collapsed during the catastrophe of the First World War, but the tensions that had accumulated inside the empire for a century due to the challenges that modernisation presented were the real seeds of her undoing. The 19th Century was a battle for the soul of Russia, and it decided whether she would embrace liberal democracy and industrialisation like her contemporaries in Europe, or whether she would retreat into the past. In fact, she did both, and the human legacy of the disasters that followed is still being barely comprehended.