Russia and the USSR, 1905-56 by John Laver

Russia and the USSR, 1905-56 by John Laver

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Summary

This text is one in a series which aims to support a range of GCSE modern world history syllabuses which include coverage of 20th-century topics. It is written by a practising classroom teacher and provides a useful resource for teaching modern Russian history.

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Russia and the USSR, 1905-56 by John Laver

This title examines the remarkable events which occurred in Russia during the first half of the 20th century. From Tsarist monarchy to communist dictatorship, the narrative charts the events which led up to the revolution of 1905, World War I, the revolutions of 1917, the downfall of the Tsar, the new Soviet state and the civil war which ensued. The author goes on to explore the communists' consolidation of power and the effect they had upon the USSR's economy and society, including collectivization, Five Year Plans and Stalin's terrors. Emphasis is also given to the roles of Lenin and Stalin, with examinations of the different interpretations of the leaders' influence and policies.
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ISBN 13 9780340620243
ISBN 10 0340620242
Title Russia and the USSR, 1905-56
Author John Laver
Series Hodder 20th Century History
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Hodder Arnold
Year published 1997-11-03
Number of pages 64
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