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Choi Chatterjee, et al (eds.)

RGWR V6, B2, Pt 1: The Wider Arc of Revolution

The Russian Revolution of 1917 was quickly perceived by both contemporaries and subsequent scholars as not merely a domestic event within the Russian Empire, but as a systemic crisis that fundamentally challenged the assumptions underpinning the...

Alexander Marshall, et al (eds.)

RGWR V6, B1: The Arc of Revolution, 1917–24

The Russian Revolution of 1917 was quickly perceived by both contemporaries and subsequent scholars as not merely a domestic event within the Russian Empire, but as a systemic crisis that fundamentally challenged the assumptions underpinning the...

Laurie S. Stoff et al. (eds.)

RGWR V5, B1: Military Experiences

This book—the first part of an entire volume about military affairs in Russia’s Great War and Revolution—is based on the premise that the military history of World War I in the Russian theater and the subsequent Civil War cannot be...

Wolff, David et. al. (eds.)

RGWR V4. B1: Re-imagining the Northeast Asian Theater, 1914-22

This volume features new research on the critical effects of World War I and the Russian Revolution and Civil War in Northeast Asia, a broad region that has historically included the Russian Far East, Mongolia, China, Korea, and Japan. Drawing together...

Sarah Badcock et al. (eds.)

RGWR V3 B1: Russia’s Revolution in Regional Perspective

This book presents a series of essays from leading international scholars that expand our understanding of the Russian Revolution through the detailed study of specific localities. Answering the important question of how locality affected the...

Christopher Read et. al. (eds.)

RGWR V3 B4: Reintegration-The Struggle for the State

For soldiers on the Great War’s Western Front the term home front suggested a degree of coziness, a place of retreat from the horrors of battle visualized by the poet Rupert Brooke in idyllic terms shortly before the war, a place where the...

Christopher Read et. al. (eds.)

RGWR V3 B3: National Disintegration

For soldiers on the Great War’s Western Front the term home front suggested a degree of coziness, a place of retreat from the horrors of battle visualized by the poet Rupert Brooke in idyllic terms shortly before the war, a place where the...

Adele Lindenmeyer et al. (eds.)

RGWR V3 B2: The Experience of War and Revolution

This book presents original research by an international group of scholars on the social history of Russia across the period of World War I, the 1917 revolutions, and the Civil War. The essays document how the inhabitants of Russia’s multinational...

Lohr et al.(eds.)

RGWR V2. B1: The Empire & Nationalism at War

This volume brings together a group of prominent scholars from Russia, Europe, and the United States to examine how the cataclysmic clash of the Russian Empire with its three imperial neighbors and its aftermath changed the empire and spurred the rapid...

Frame et al. (eds.)

RGWR V1, B2: Political Culture, Identities, Mentalities, and Memory

This book is one of a two-part collection of original essays on the cultural history of Russia from the outbreak of the First World War in 1914 to the establishment of the Soviet Union in 1922. The chapters in both parts of Russian Culture in War and...

Frame et al. (eds.)

RGWR V1, B1: Popular Culture, the Arts, and Institutions

This book is one of a two-part collection of original essays on the cultural history of Russia from the outbreak of the First World War in 1914 to the establishment of the Soviet Union in 1922. The chapters in both parts of Russian Culture in War and...

Deborah Pearl

Creating a Culture of Revolution: Workers and the Revolutionary Movement in Late Imperial Russia

How did Russian workers develop the revolutionary outlook and the level of political consciousness and organizational experience that made them the crucial political and social force in the revolutions of 1905 and 1917? Creating a Culture of Revolution...