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9780300101690

Voices of Revolution, 1917

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  • ISBN13:

    9780300101690

  • ISBN10:

    0300101694

  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2003-09-10
  • Publisher: Yale University Press

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Summary

This book gives voice to the experiences, thoughts, and feelings of ordinary Russian people--workers, peasants, soldiers--as expressed in their own words during the vast upheavals of 1917. The documents in the volume are selected from the State Archive of the Russian Federation in Moscow and other Russian collections and most have never been published before. They include letters from individuals to newspapers, institutions, or leaders; collective resolutions and appeals; and even poetry written by self-taught, lower-class authors.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Note on the Documents xiii
INTRODUCTION. The Language of Popular Revolution 1
PART 1. Liberty, Desire, and Frustration: The First Months of the Revolution 37(112)
PART 2. Crisis and Upheaval: From the July Days to Bolshevik Power 149(102)
PART 3. Soviets in Power: From the October Revolution to the Closing of the Constituent Assembly 251(58)
AFTERWORD. Style in Lower-Class Writing in 197 309(30)
Ekaterina Betekhtina
Chronology of the Revolution 339(6)
Glossary 345(10)
Notes 355(22)
Bibliography 377(6)
Document and Illustration Credits 383(12)
Index 395

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