Russian Revolution
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Contents
The Tsarist State
- Count von Moltke: The Coronation of Tsar Alexander
II, 1855 [At this Site]
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Alexander II, The Emancipation
Manifesto, March 3 1861 [new style][At SHU]
- Théophile Gautier: The Races on the Neva River, 1870 [At
this Site]
- Mary Antin: A Little Jewish Girl in the Russian Pale,
1890 [At this Site]
- Prince Ukhtomskii: Russia's Imperial Destiny, 1891 [At
this Site]
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Sergei Witte, On the tasks for
economic policy, 1900 [At Durham]
- Commander Vladimir Semenoff: Coaling at Sea, 1905
[At this Site]
The adventures of a Russian ship on its way to the Russo-Japanese war.
- Lindon Bates, Jr.: In a Tartar Tent, c. 1909 [At
this Site]
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The Russian Revolution
- WEB Russian Revolution on the Web
Guide
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WEB History of
Russia and the former USSR [At Internet Archive]
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WEB The Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Internet
Archive [At Marxists.org]
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WEB The Leon Trotsky Internet Archive [At Marxists.org]
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WEB The Josef Stalin Internet Archive [At Marxists.org]
- SUMMARY: The Russian
Revolution
- The Development of the Opposition
- Lenin
- 1905
- 1917
- Tsar Nicholas II,
Abdication,
March 15, 1917 [At Durham]
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The First Provisional Government, Izvestiia, 3 March 1917 [At Durham]
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Resolutions adopted by the First
All-Russian Congress of Soviest, June 1917 [At Durham]
- Vladmir Illyich Lenin (1870-1924):
On
His April Theses [At Durham]
- Vladmir Illyich Lenin (1870-1924): Call to Power, Oct 24,
1917 [At this Site]
-
Declaration of the Rights of the
Toilng and Exploited Peoples, 1917(?) [At Durham]
- Vladmir Illyich Lenin (1870-1924):
On
the Organization of and Extraordinary Commission to Fight Counter Revolution, Letter
to Dzerzhinskii, December 19, 1917 [At Durham]
The origins of the Cheka, NKVD, and KGB.
-
Anatoly Vasilievich Lunacharsky: Leo
Trotsky, from Revolutionary Silhouttes [At Marxists.org]
- John Reed: 10 Days that Shook the World
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Bolshevik Rule to 1924
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Stalinism
- WEB Revelations From the Russian
Archives [At LC]
A tremendous resource.
-
Josef Stalin (1879-1953): Marxism and the
National Question 1913 [At Stalin Internet Archive]
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Josef Stalin (1879-1953): Trotskyism or
Leninism? 1924 [At Stalin Internet Archive]
- Josef Stalin (1879-1953): Industrialization of the Country,
1928 [At this Site]
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Josef Stalin (1879-1953): Dialectical and
Historical Materialism 1938 [At Stalin Internet Archive]
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Dizzy With Success: Concerning
Questions of the Collective Farm Movement, from Pravda, March 2, 1930. [At
Durham]
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Collective Farms of the Union
1929-1940 [At Durham]
- Memorandum on the Grain
Problem, 1932 [At LC]
The memo which indicates the deliberate start of the Ukrainian famine.
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Constitution
of the USSR, 1936 [At Bucknell] or represented as an Organizational Chart [At Brooklyn]
- Joseph Stalin: Dialectical and
Historical Materialism (September 1938) [At Atbin]
- Hymn to Stalin,
The cult of personality.
- Osip Mandelstam (1934?), and Yevgeny Yevtushenko (1962): Poems
on Stalin [At this Site]
- The Soviet Purges: Official Explanation, 1936, excerpts
[At this Site]
- The Case of the Trotskyite-Zinovievite
Terrorist Centre, Heard before the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the U.S.S.R.,
Moscow, August 19-24, 1936" (Overview) [Divided into 10 files][At Artbin]
- N.I. Bukharin: Last Plea, from
"The case of the Anti-Soviet 'Bloc of Rights and Trotskyites', Heard before the
Military Colegium of the Supreme Court of the U.S.S.R., Moscow, March 2-13, 1938 [At
Artbin]
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Rapprochement between The Orthodox
Church and Soviet Government. Speech of M. G. Karpov at Council of the Orthodox
Church, 1945. [At Durham]
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