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Was revolution inevitable?: turning points of the Russian Revolution |

Tony Brenton

Oxford University Press

Was revolution inevitable?: turning points of the Russian Revolution

April-July 1917. Enter Lenin

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Sean McMeekin

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Chronology
Introduction	Tony Brenton
1900-1920. Foreign intervention: The long view	Dominic Lieven
September 1911. The assassination of Stolypin	Simon Dixon
June 1914. Grigory Rasputin and the outbreak of the first World War	Douglas Smith
March 1917. The last Tsar	Donald Crawford
April-July 1917. Enter Lenin	Sean McMeekin
August 1917. The Kornilov Affair: a tragedy of errors	Richard Pipes
October 1917. The 'harmless drunk': Lenin and the October Insurrection	Orlando Figes
January 1918. The short life and early death of Russian democracy: the Duma and the Constituent Assembly	Tony Brenton
July 1918. Rescuing the Tsar and his family	Edvard Radzinsky
August 1918. Fanny Kaplan's attempt to kill Lenin	Martin Sixsmith
November 1918. Sea change in the Civil War	Evan Mawdsley
March 1920. The fate of the Soviet countryside	Erik C. Landis
February 1922. The "Bolshevik Reformation"	Catriona Kelly
1917-1922. The rise of Leninism: the death of political pluralism in the post-revolutionary Bolshevik Party	Richard Sakwa
Afterword: Lenin and yesterday's utopia	Tony Brenton
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