This book presents Houghtelingâ s original account along with explanatory notes and an introduction that sets the diary in the wider context of American interpretations and misinterpretations of the revolutions of 1917 that did so much to shape the twentieth century."
This book presents Houghtelingâ s original account along with explanatory notes and an introduction that sets the diary in the wider context of American interpretations and misinterpretations of the revolutions of 1917 that did so much to shape the twentieth century."
David Foglesong is a professor of history at Rutgers University. His current research on how U.S. and Soviet citizen diplomats contributed to the overcoming of enmity between their nations in the 1980s has led to the publication of articles in Cold War History, Kontsept, and Diplomatic History.
Inhaltsangabe
David S.Foglesong Editor's introduction A Diary of the Russian Revolution Preface Introduction I. Petrograd in War Time II. Rumblings III. The Lull IV. The Revolt V. The News Bulletins of the Revolution VI. The New Order Replaces the Old VII. Reconstruction VIII. Order or Chaos? IX. The Turn Toward Order Index
David S.Foglesong Editor's introduction A Diary of the Russian Revolution Preface Introduction I. Petrograd in War Time II. Rumblings III. The Lull IV. The Revolt V. The News Bulletins of the Revolution VI. The New Order Replaces the Old VII. Reconstruction VIII. Order or Chaos? IX. The Turn Toward Order Index
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