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Failure of the Russian RevolutionThis paper explores the results of the Russian revolution in the context of the Bolshevik [later Soviet] regime's actions, concluding that the revolution was ultimately a failure of the greatest magnitude.
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Russian History: The Causes of the Russian RevolutionThere were many reasons to the for the Russian Revolution, many of them avoidable, but some that had been building up over the years.
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Responses and Thoughts: Russian Revolution Part 3My final collection of responses and thoughts on the Russian Revolution. -
Responses and Thoughts: Russian Revolution Part 2More of my thoughts on the history of the Russian Revolution -
The Russian Revolution, By: Alan MooreheadThis book gives the reader the feeling that they are actually living through the Russian Revolution. An exceptional, passionately written documentary.
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Responses and Thoughts: Russian Revolution Part 1My own reflections made while reading about the history of the Russian Revolution -
Stalinism as a Continuation of the Russian RevolutionAn analysis of Stalinism as it relates to the Bolshevik Revolution and Lenin's original ideas, and whether Stalinism was a continuation of Bolshevism and Leninism or a separate idea.
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Gaining Equality: The Roles of Russian Women During and After the RevolutionThe roles women took on during and after the Russian Revolution and how their roles reflected Leninist principles on gender equality and female liberation.
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Predict the Future with Russian Gypsy Fortune Telling CardsRussian Gypsy Fortune Telling Cards are a unique divination method for predicting the future. The cards are easy to learn and provide detailed insights.
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February Revolution as an Inevitability in Russian HistoryThis paper explores the causes of the February Revolution in Russia in 1917, arguing ultimately that it was the result of longterm patterns in Russia's history.
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The Bolshevik-Directed Revolution of October 1917This explores the situation in Russia between the February Revolution and the uprising in October, concluding that the uprising was in fact a revolution, but one heavily directed by the Bolshevik Party.
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The Inevitability of the Bolshevik RevolutionExamination of how the timing of certain events and actions of key figures in Russian history rendered the Bolshevik Revolution an inevitable outcome in 1917. -
Several Pre-Soviet Russian Gold Coins Still ExistWhen the Communists took the power over Russian Empire, they were not satisfied with the idea of only overthrowing the tsar Nicholas II's. They rushed into confiscating everything that was related to the murdered tsar.
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Red Bread: Collectivization in a Russian Village by Maurice HindusAuthor Maurice Hindus examined life on Russian collective farms in his 1931 book. This book review considers whether or not Hindus was an objective observer of his surroundings.
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Yaroslavl', Russia: Where Russian Tradition Meets European SensibilityWhen Russian tradition meets European sensibilities, a culture rich in history, yet alive with modern edginess emerges from the shadows of the former Soviet Union.
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The Russian Orthodox Churches of SeattleSeattle's Russian Orthodox community has established a number of churches where Orthodox Christians can attend services and enjoy social and cultural events with both English- and Russian-speakers.
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Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin Redux: `Rise of the Planet of the Apes' Set Up as Allegory of Russian RevolutionHe may be named Caesar, but he should be named Vladimir. That orangutan should be named Trotsky. And that especially ugly ape, Koba? Let's just say that if the sequel progresses logically, he will be the only one of the three still alive.
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Russian Trotter Horse Breed: CharacteristicsThe Russian Trotter is a harness horse breed that puts a Russian twist to the American Standardbred. -
The Wall Street Protests--Is There a Revolution in the Offing?Comparing the present-day protests with some of those from the early part of the 20th century.
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Reading Fix: 3 Russian Titles You Need to Know3 books in Russian Literature that all readers looking for something new should take a look at. -
Germany's Involvement in Russia's Communist RevolutionIn 1917, Lenin was in exile in Switzerland when the Russian Revolution began. To get back to Russia, he had to travel through Germany...
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Themes of Change in Zamyatin's We: Flowering of Russian RevolutionZamyatin's We, a precursor to works such as Brave New World and 1984, provides a stunningly forward-looking view of the Russian revolution and the eventual fall of Soviet Russia.
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How the Russian Soul Can Save the American EmpireDue to its unshakeable commitment to materialism and individualism, Americans now find themselves passengers on a spiritual shipwreck that perhaps only the Russian soul can salvage. -
Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution: Fun Strategy Game but Nothing RevolutionaryThis is a review of Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution game. This game is fun to play, has good visuals and a multiplayer mode.
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Tips for Playing as the Russians in Civilization: RevolutionBrief strategy guide for playing as the Russian culture in Civilization Revolution, by Firaxis.
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A General Historical Discussion of the Russian Avante GardeA discussion of the political and social influences of the time upon the Russian Avante-Garde and their reactions.
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What Happened to All the Russian MenDating advise and tips for Western men searching for a Russian bride, from an English guy who found his love in Russia and decided to stay.
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Lesson Plan of the Day - Social Studies - Chinese History and Philosophy - Lesson 22 - the Cultural Revolution - (1966-1976)This is a simple lesson plan outline of Chinese History and Philosophy. This lesson focuses on The Cultural Revolution (1966-1976).
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The Gen X and Gen Next American RevolutionFind out more about the secret American Revolution. Gen X, Y, and Z transform society from within despite the Boomer attempts to squelch them under economic oppression. -
Lesson Plan of the Day - Social Studies - Chinese History and Philosophy - Lesson 21 - the Chinese-Russian Split of the 1960sThis is a simple lesson plan outline for Chinese History and Philosophy. This lesson looks at the Chinese-Russian split of the 1960s.
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Tunis: Desperate Revolt of Frustrated Poor or the Jasmine Revolution?Interestingly enough, numerous world newspapers dubbed recent revolts in Tunis to be yet another color revolution and "victory of democracy." But is it really so?
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Halloween Costume Suggestion from Russian History - 'The Mad Monk'What to wear, what to wear? That is the question. A Halloween tip made possible through a perusing of Russian history! The Last days of Rasputin's life are described...
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Dostoevsky, the Brothers Karamazov, and Russian Cultural Movements of the Mid-19th CenturyThe life and works of Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dostoyevsky, especially his final - and perhaps greatest - novel, The Brothers Karamazov, and how contemporary Russian political and artistic movements both influenced and were influenced by the legendary author. -
Russian Literature in the 20th CenturyA brief overview of the trials Russian literature and press underwent during the beginning of the 20th century.
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Strong Russian Economy Courting U.S. Goods, InvestmentEugene Lawson said that the time has come for U.S. companies to begin to consider Russia as full of viable business opportunities where Russian consumer and American corporate interests could be mutually served.
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The American Revolution & the French RevolutionAn in depth breakdown of how the American Revolution influenced the Revolution of the French.
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Ukraine's Orange RevolutionWidespread accusations of electoral fraud in the presidential elections that took place from November 2004 to January 2005 led to the series of political demonstrations known as the Orange Revolution.
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Russian Social and Political Life of the 1800'sUnder the Czarist rule of mid 19th century Russia a system of intense stratification created a culture of conflict, disparity, and unrest. This was in many ways the root of what would eventually lead to revolution, civil war, the rise of the Bolsheviks.
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Jews and Bolshevism: How Anti-Semitism Dismantled Russian Jewish CultureUnder Lenin and Stalin, it was commonly believed in both eastern Europe and the Western world that Jews were at the wheel of the revolution. This persistent anti-Semitism ultimately dismantled Russian Jewish culture.
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The Foundations of the Russian EmpireAn overview of the spread of the Russian Empire and its movement to implement industrialization
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