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Endurance and Endeavour Russian History 1812-2001

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ISBN-10: 0199246173

ISBN-13: 9780199246175

Edition: 5th 2002 (Revised)

Authors: J. N. Westwood

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In Russia, both rulers and ruled long endeavoured to transform their country, each in their own forcible way. Their efforts never quite seemed to bring the results hoped for, and despite reform and revolution some things changed very little. This book sets out to relate Russian tradition and circumstances to the events of history and to encourage readers to seek their own explanation of the country's paradox. For this fifth edition of Endurance and Endeavour J. N. Westwood has completely revised the text and bibliography to incorporate recent research and findings from formerly closed archives, and has added a new chapter covering the Yeltsin years.
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Book details

List price: $129.99
Edition: 5th
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/5/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 656
Size: 6.14" wide x 9.21" long x 1.31" tall
Weight: 2.376
Language: English

John Westwood has held a wide variety of senior sales and marketing positions and is currently the sales and marketing director of a company in a major multinational group.

Eighteen twelve and after
1812
The Tsar in Europe
Russian society in 1812
The Church
Alexander I
The Tsar's advisers: Golitsyn and Arakcheyev
Russia and the world
Alexander the constitutionalist
Education
The Decembrist Revolt
Zeal conquers all
Nicholas I and his reign
Nicholas's subordinates and their duties
Orthodoxy
Autocracy
Nationality
Government
Internal enemies, and the Third Section
Education and scholarship
Literature and the arts
The critics and commentators
Censorship
The army
Russia at war
The Tsar Emancipator
Alexander II
The Russian peasant at mid-century
The 1861 reform and after
Industry and railways
Reformers and revolutionaries
Towards popular government?
Judicial reform
Military reform
Education, censorship, and publishing
The arts
The Russo-Turkish War
The revolutionaries
Alexander III
Violence and counter-violence
Alexander III and his ministers
The nationalities
The Jews in Russia
Russia in Asia
Grand duchy to empire
Russia in Central Asia
The settlement of Siberia
Russian naval policy
Siberia as a planned economy
The Russo-Japanese War
1905
Nicholas II
The Hague Conference
Marxism comes to Russia
Lenin
Revolutionaries and reformers
Bloody Sunday
The Potemkin Mutiny
The strike and the Moscow Rising
Russian government before and after 1905
The Dumas and the parties
Stolypin
The Stolypin Reform
Russia in 1914
The population
Society
The economy
The army
The navy
Education
Science and technology
The arts
Stability or instability?
The Empire's last war
Tsarist foreign policy
Summer 1914
The campaigns
Russia as an ally
The home front
The Empress and Rasputin
1917
The February Revolution
The Provisional Government and the Soviet
The army in 1917
The Bolsheviks
The Kornilov affair
The Bolshevik Revolution
The Bolshevik victory
The Civil War
The Bolsheviks in power
The first steps
The CHEKA
The end of Nicholas
The Red, White, Green, and other armies
The Civil War campaigns
The Russian emigration
Muscovy and the outside world
The party
War Communism
Famine
Disputes and decisions
The New Economic Policy (NEP)
The moulding of minds
Literature and the arts
The party
The end of Lenin
Stalin
Stalin and the succession
Agriculture under NEP
The industrialization debate
Collectivization
The collective farm
Stalinism in action
Industrialization
The planned economy
Labour
The party purged
The people purged
The 1936 Constitution
Justice
The Church
A new culture
The Great Patriotic War
A Japanese hors d'oeuvre
Foreign policy between the wars
The Soviet armed forces
June 1941
The course of the war
The Red Army at war
Russians at war
Russia and the Allies
Consolidation and ossification
Post-war reaction
Post-war reconstruction
Russia and the world
Population
Living standards
Education
Science and technology
Literature and the arts
The nationalities
The Khrushchev Revival
The end of Stalin
Khrushchev
The leadership after Stalin
Khrushchev's 1956 'secret' speech
Agriculture
The economy
'Socialist legality'
The arts
Education
The armed forces
The people's democracies
Foreign affairs
The relegation of Khrushchev
Decrepitude
Political life
The Andropov phase
Chernenko
Renovation of the KGB
Agriculture
Industry
Technology
'Every such victory brings its own vengeance'
The people's democracies
Foreign policy
The armed forces
The arts
Soviet society
Russian bureaucratic virtue
The lazy and the liquorish
Transformation
Gorbachev
In the beginning was the word
The arts
Gorbachev and the party
The end of perestroika
The economy
Society
The armed forces
Empire's end
Shocks and therapies
The post-Soviet republics
Yeltsin in power
From Yeltsin to Putin
Putin
Transition democracy
The regions
Chechnya
The new economy
Society
Bibliography
Maps and tables
Index