Volume One of The Cambridge History of Communism deals with the tumultuous events from the Russian Revolution of 1917 to the Second World War, analyzing the roots, impact, and development of communism, historical personalities such as Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky, and the development of the movement on a global scale.
Volume One of The Cambridge History of Communism deals with the tumultuous events from the Russian Revolution of 1917 to the Second World War, analyzing the roots, impact, and development of communism, historical personalities such as Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky, and the development of the movement on a global scale.
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The Cambridge History of Communism 3 Volume Paperback Set
General introduction Silvio Pons Volume introduction Silvio Pons and Stephen A. Smith Part I. Origins: 1. Marxism and socialist revolution Geoff Eley 2. The Russian Revolution and Civil War Rex Wade 3. Revolution and counter revolution in Europe 1917-1923 John Paul Newman 4. Lenin as historical personality Robert Service 5. Bolshevik roots of international communism Lars Lih 6. Stalin as a historical personality James Harris 7. Trotsky and Trotskyism Bertrand Patenaude 8. Communism and the crisis of the colonial system Sobhanlal Datta Gupta 9. The Comintern as a world network Serge Wolikow 10. The popular fronts and the civil war in Spain Tim Rees Part II. Patterns and Extensions: 11. Communism, violence and terror Hiroaki Kuromiya 12. The Soviet government 1917-1941 E. A. Rees 13. Migration and social transformations in Soviet society 1917-1941 Lewis Siegelbaum 14. Foundations of the Soviet command economy 1917-1941 Mark Harrison 15. The Soviet state and workers Donal Filtzer 16. The Soviet state and peasants Nicholas Werth 17. Bolshevik feminism and gender agendas of communism Anna Krylova 18. Communism, nations and nationalism Andrea Graziosi 19. Communism, youth and generations Matthias Neumann 20. Communism as existential choice Brigitte Studer 21. Communism and intellectuals Michael David-Fox 22. Cults of the individual Kevin Morgan 23. German communism Eric Weitz 24. The Chinese Communist Party movement 1919-1949 Alexander Pantsov 25. Communism on the frontier: the Sovietization of Central Asia and Mongolia Adeeb Khalid Index.
General introduction Silvio Pons Volume introduction Silvio Pons and Stephen A. Smith Part I. Origins: 1. Marxism and socialist revolution Geoff Eley 2. The Russian Revolution and Civil War Rex Wade 3. Revolution and counter revolution in Europe 1917-1923 John Paul Newman 4. Lenin as historical personality Robert Service 5. Bolshevik roots of international communism Lars Lih 6. Stalin as a historical personality James Harris 7. Trotsky and Trotskyism Bertrand Patenaude 8. Communism and the crisis of the colonial system Sobhanlal Datta Gupta 9. The Comintern as a world network Serge Wolikow 10. The popular fronts and the civil war in Spain Tim Rees Part II. Patterns and Extensions: 11. Communism, violence and terror Hiroaki Kuromiya 12. The Soviet government 1917-1941 E. A. Rees 13. Migration and social transformations in Soviet society 1917-1941 Lewis Siegelbaum 14. Foundations of the Soviet command economy 1917-1941 Mark Harrison 15. The Soviet state and workers Donal Filtzer 16. The Soviet state and peasants Nicholas Werth 17. Bolshevik feminism and gender agendas of communism Anna Krylova 18. Communism, nations and nationalism Andrea Graziosi 19. Communism, youth and generations Matthias Neumann 20. Communism as existential choice Brigitte Studer 21. Communism and intellectuals Michael David-Fox 22. Cults of the individual Kevin Morgan 23. German communism Eric Weitz 24. The Chinese Communist Party movement 1919-1949 Alexander Pantsov 25. Communism on the frontier: the Sovietization of Central Asia and Mongolia Adeeb Khalid Index.
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