Historical inevitability? Key events of the Russian Revolution
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Was the path that Russia went in 1917 inevitable? Are there any moments when an unforeseen incident, a shot, hit the target or, conversely, inaccurate, could change the course of Russian, and hence world history? If the attempt on Stolypin in Kyiv was unsuccessful if in April 1917 the Germans had not sent Lenin to the homeland of Lenin, if the royal family was able to save? These issues are asked by the author and compiler of the collection, British diplomat, former UK ambassador to Russia, Sir Tony Brenton.
As part of the project he organized, famous historians consider in detail the turning points of the Russian Revolution and assess the possibility of alternative development of events. And summing up the work of historians, Tony Brenton is trying to answer the most important book for us, Russian readers, the question: what awaits Russia in the 21st century?
As part of the project he organized, famous historians consider in detail the turning points of the Russian Revolution and assess the possibility of alternative development of events. And summing up the work of historians, Tony Brenton is trying to answer the most important book for us, Russian readers, the question: what awaits Russia in the 21st century?
Author:
Author:Brenton E.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: History
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00139-203-3
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