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| Introduction | |
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| Utopia and Its Discontents | |
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| Crisis and Revolution | |
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| The Imperial Legacy | |
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| Land and People | |
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| Autocracy, Nobility, Bureaucracy, and the Church | |
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| The Coming of Capitalism | |
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| The Russian Intelligentsia | |
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| Marx, Lenin, and the Case of Russia | |
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| The Final Crisis of Tsarism | |
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| The Tsar''s Last War | |
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| The Double Revolution | |
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| The February Revolution and the End of Romanov Rule | |
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| Overlapping Revolutions, Dual Power | |
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| The Revolution Deepens | |
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| On the Road to October | |
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| The October Insurrection | |
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| Socialism and Civil War | |
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| On the Road from Democracy to Dictatorship | |
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| After October | |
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| Socialism, What''s in a Name? Building State Capitalism | |
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| Founding the New State: War, Peace, and Terror | |
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| Intervention and the Civil War in the South | |
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| Civil War in Siberia and the Volga | |
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| Russia on its Own | |
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| Waiting for the International Revolution | |
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| Where Have All the Workers Gone? The Peasant Revolution | |
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| Why the Bolsheviks Won the Civil War | |
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| Nationalism and Revolution | |
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| Transcaucasia | |
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| Ukrainians and Belorussians | |
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| Poland and the Russo-Polish War | |
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| The Balitc Peoples | |
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| The Finns | |
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| The Jews | |
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| Islam and the Peoples of the East | |
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| Nationalist and Class Struggles | |
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| Retreat and Rebuilding | |
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| The Evolution of the Dictatorship | |
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| Five Easy Steps | |
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| One-Party Government | |
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| The Weakening of the Soviets | |
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| The Party-State | |
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| Opposition within the Party | |
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| Resistence, Rebellion, and Mutiny | |
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| A Retreat to State Capitalism | |
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| Socialism in One Country | |
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| The Nationality Question | |
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| The General Secretary | |
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| Lenin''s Mantle | |
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| Early Crisis of the NEP Economy | |
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| Socialism in One Country | |
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| The Final Crisis of NEP | |
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| Retreat and Retrenchment | |
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| The Soviet Union Isolated | |
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| Continuing Revolution in Asia | |
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| The War Scare of 1927 | |
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| Stalin and the Comintern | |
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| Balance and Power | |
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| Stalin''s Path to Power | |
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| NEP Society | |
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| Cultures and Classes | |
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| Workers under State Capitalism | |
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| Peasant Russia | |
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| The Nepmen | |
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| The Red Army | |
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| The New Soviet Man and Woman | |
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| Religious Wars | |
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| Building Legitimate Authority | |
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| Culture Wars | |
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| Intelligentsia and Revolution | |
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| Fellow-Travelers and Proletarian Writers | |
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| Film and Popular Culture | |
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| Soviet School Days | |
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| Cultural Revolution | |
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| Stalinism | |
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| The Stalin Revolution | |
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| Revolution from Above | |
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| War on the Peasants and the Final Opposition | |
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| Collectivization and Dekulakization | |
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| Famine in Ukraine | |
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| The Countryside After the Storm | |
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| Stalin''s Industrial Revolution | |
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| Industrialization Stalin-Style | |
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| Class War on the "Specialists" | |
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| Extension and Centralization | |
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| Stalin''s Working Class | |
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| The New Class of Bosses | |
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| The Second Five-Year Plan and Stakhanovism | |
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| Making the Socialist City | |
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| Building Stalinism | |
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| Politics and the Party | |
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| Retreat | |
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| The Great Purges | |
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| Culture and Society in the Socialist Motherland | |
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| Socialist Realism | |
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| Going to the Movies with Stalin | |
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| Disciplining the Intelligentsia | |
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| Women and the Family | |
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| Mind, Body, and Soul | |
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| Indestructible Union | |
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| Collective Security and the Coming of World War II | |
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| The Fascist Menace | |
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| The Popular Front and Collective Security | |
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| Communism versus Fascism | |
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| War in Europe | |
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| The Great Fatherland WarInvasion | |
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| From Blitzkrieg to War of Attrition | |
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| The Supreme Commander and the Road to Stalingrad | |
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| War and Diplomacy, at Home and Abroad | |
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| Endgame | |
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| The Big Chill: The Cold War Begins | |
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| Historians Look at the Cold War | |
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| Diplomacy and the War Effort | |
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| Yalta and its Aftermath | |
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| Atomic Diplomacy | |
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| A New World Order | |
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| The Left in Europe | |
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| The Soviets in Eastern Europe | |
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| Perceptions and Misperceptions | |
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| The Division of Europe | |
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| Poland | |
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| Czechoslovakia | |
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| Yugoslavia | |
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| The Finnish Exception | |
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| The German Question | |
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| Late Stalinism at Home and Abroad | |
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| From under the Rubble | |
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| Reconstructing Hearts and Minds | |
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| Stalinizing Eastern Europe | |
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| Cold War and Hot War | |
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| High Politics in the Kremlin Court | |
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| Reform and Stagnation | |
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| From Autocracy to Oligarchy | |
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| The Several Deaths of Stalin | |
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| The Man | |
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| The Soviets Enter the Nuclear Age | |
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| Peaceful Coexistence and its Setbacks | |
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| Khrushchev in Crisis | |
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| Khrushchev and the Politics of Reform | |
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| The Thaw and Destalinization | |
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| Farm, Factory, and School | |
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| The Arms Race | |
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| Rift with China | |
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| Crises in the West | |