Seventeen essays on the history of the Russian Revolution 1917

It is believed that the history of 1917 has been studied in 100 years thoroughly, but again and again researchers turn to those distant events. Why were convinced monarchists prepared the overthrow of the monarchy? What role does conspiracies play in revolutions? Why do you need to study rumors? Why did Admiral Kolchak glorify Lieutenant Schmidt? How did the revolutionaries celebrate Easter? Would October happen if Lenin had not lived to him? How can we recall the history of 1917 at the beginning of the 21st century? What problems should be studied by modern scientists? Boris Kolonitsky, author of a number of studies on the history of the Russian revolution, gives his answers to these questions. . . . . .