Historically Inevitable?: Turning Points of the Russian Revolution by Boris Kolonitsky, Donald Crawford, Sean McMeekin, Evan Mawdsley, Dominic Lieven, Simon Dixon, Orlando Figes, Richard Pipes, Richard Sakwa, Erik Landis, Edvard Radzinsky, Martin Sixsmith, Douglas Smith, Catriona Kelly, Tony Brenton

Historically Inevitable?: Turning Points of the Russian Revolution
Boris Kolonitsky, Donald Crawford, Sean McMeekin, Evan Mawdsley, Dominic Lieven, Simon Dixon, Orlando Figes, Richard Pipes, Richard Sakwa, Erik Landis, Edvard Radzinsky, Martin Sixsmith, Douglas Smith, Catriona Kelly, Tony Brenton

385 pages • first pub 2016 (view editions)

nonfiction history reflective medium-paced

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Marx held that the progression of society from capitalism to communism was 'historically inevitable'. In Russia in 1917, it seemed that Marx's theory was being born out in reality. But was the Russian Revolution really inevitable? This collection ...

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