Blood On The Snow: Russian Revolution 1914-1924 Robert Service Picador Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

\ A Terrific Book About Terrifying Subject By The Best Historian Of Russia Working Today\ – Michael Burleigh Author Third Reichin Blood On Snow Robert Service Returns To That Has Formed Backbone His Long And Distinguished Career: Russian Revolution For Great Unanswered Question Is How Reconcile Two Vital Narratives Underpin Extraordinary But Troubled Events 1917 One Puts Blame Squarely Tsar Nicholas Ii Alexander Kerensky’s Provisional Government Deposed Him Other View From Bottom Workers Peasants Who Wanted Democratic Socialism Not Bolshevik Dictatorship Imposed Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Successors Service\ S Vivid Revisionist Account Spans Period Outbreak First World War Lenin’s Death In 1924 It He Reveals Key Seeds Were Sown Tsar\ Decision Join Against Germany 1914 Shows With Brutal Clarity Those Played Out Eventually Leading Establishment Totalitarian Soviet Regime Which Would Endure Next Seven Decades Kerensky Are Fore Enriches Narrative Drawing Little-Known Diaries Such As Vologda Peasant Zamaraev Nco Alexei Shtukaturov Moscow Accounts Clerk Nikita Okunev Through Testimony These ‘Ordinary’ People Traces Tortuous Path Took Civil This Authoritative Detailed Won Control Caused Untold Misery Times Σελίδες: 496 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0325 Διαστάσεις: 13 1X13 1Cm