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Dear colleagues,
Dear colleagues,
What are the best scholarly sources for the history of the Russian Revolution of 1917 in Moscow? In cities and areas outside Petrograd?
I'm especially interested in scholarly accounts: first of all, in English; then in other languages.
Thanks for any and all suggestions!
Grover Furr
Montclair State University
The Russian Revolution of a hundred years ago continues to have a deep and enduring effect on global and national histories through its contending narrative understandings, social representations, and political appropriations.
Posted by Carolyn Pouncy, Managing Editor, Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History
FROM THE EDITORS
An Interview with Jan Plamper: On the History of Emotions . . . 453
ARTICLES
Evgenii Trefilov
Proof of Sincere Love for the Tsar: Popular Monarchism in the Age of Peter the Great . . . 461
Brandon Schechter
Khoziaistvo and Khoziaeva: The Properties and Proprietors of the Red Army, 1941–45 . . . 487
Jo Laycock
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Дружба, семья, революция. Николай Чарушин и поколение народников 1870-х годов. Татьяна Сабурова и Бен Эклоф (Москва. Новое Литературное Обозрение, 2016)
A Generation of Revolutionaries: Nikolai Charushin and Russian Populism from the Great Reforms to Perestroika. Ben Eklof and Tatiana Saburova Forthcoming: Indiana University Press (October, 2017)
Call for Book Chapters on Authoritarian Regimes and the Environmental History of Asia
CALL FOR ARTICLES: Russian Anti-Extremism Legislation and Its Impact in the Putin Era
We are seeking a replacement panel presenter for the upcoming ASEEES 2017. Panel theme is "WW2, representation, and memory in Russia and the USSR." We'd be interested in any relevant papers. If interested, you can contact me off-list at jonathan.brunstedt<at>usu.edu. Thank you. JB
