Reinterpreting Revolutionary Russia

1. Introduction
Ian D. Thatcher

2. Terror in 1905
John Keep

3. Mariya Spiridonova: Russian Martyr and British Heroine? The Portrayal of a Russian Female Terrorist in the British Press
Jane McDermid

4. The First World War and the End of Tsarism
David Saunders

5. The October Revolution, the Constituent Assembly, and the End of the Russian Revolution
Rex A. Wade

6. Trotsky and the Russian Civil War
Geoffrey Swain

7. A Bolshevik in Brixton Prison: Fedor Raskol’nikov and the Origins of Anglo-Soviet Relations
Jonathan D. Smele

8. Retrieving the Historical Lenin
Christopher Read

9. In Lenin’s Shadow: Nadezhda Krupskaya and the Bolshevik Revolution
Jane McDermid, Anya Hillyar

10. Soviet ‘Foreign Policy’ and the Versailles-Washington System
Paul Dukes

11. From ‘State of the Art’ to ‘State Art’: The Rise of Socialist Realism at the Tretyakov Gallery
Mary Hannah Byers

12. Politics Projected into the Past: What Precipitated the 1936 Campaign Against M.N. Pokrovsky?
David Brandenberger

Keywords: History, European History, Historiography and Method, Modern History, Russian, Soviet, and East European History