Twentieth Century Russia
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A landmark work in modern historical scholarship, Twentieth Century Russia chronicles the sweeping transformation of Russia from the twilight of the Tsarist era through the turbulent rise of Soviet power and its far-reaching consequences. Written by Donald W. Treadgold of the University of Washington, the work presents a rigorous and authoritative account of political upheaval, social revolution, and ideological conflict that reshaped an empire into a superpower. With clarity and precision, Treadgold details the forces that drove successive waves of reform, repression, and war, situating Russian history within the broader context of twentieth-century global affairs. This second edition reflects updated scholarship and remains an essential text for students and readers seeking to understand one of the most consequential national stories of the modern age.
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Condition: Good. Jacket: Worn/faded, chipped and worn with some minor damage. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No markings visible. Binding condition: Intact. Stickers/labels: None.
A landmark work in modern historical scholarship, Twentieth Century Russia chronicles the sweeping transformation of Russia from the twilight of the Tsarist era through the turbulent rise of Soviet power and its far-reaching consequences. Written by Donald W. Treadgold of the University of Washington, the work presents a rigorous and authoritative account of political upheaval, social revolution, and ideological conflict that reshaped an empire into a superpower. With clarity and precision, Treadgold details the forces that drove successive waves of reform, repression, and war, situating Russian history within the broader context of twentieth-century global affairs. This second edition reflects updated scholarship and remains an essential text for students and readers seeking to understand one of the most consequential national stories of the modern age.
