Rulers and Subjects Government and People in

This book is the study of governors and the governed, from 1801 until the liquidation of the Soviet state. In charting the rocky course of that relationship, it devotes considerable attention to the two occasions when rebellion did succeed, placing them firmly in the context of 200 years of Russian history.

John Gooding, Honorary Fellow in History, University of Edinburgh, Scotland

Preface
Russia at the beginning of the nineteenth century	p. 1
Unreformed Russia, 1801-1855	p. 28
Modernized Russia, 1855-1900	p. 59
Saving tsarism, 1900-1914	p. 91
Dual power and the Bolsheviks, 1914-1917	p. 121
The power of the party, 1917-1928	p. 163
Stalinism, 1929-1953	p. 199
Khrushchev and communism, 1953-1964	p. 236
Conservatism, 1964-1985	p. 261
The success and failure of perestroika, 1985-1990	p. 288
Disintegration, 1990-1991	p. 321
Conclusion	p. 349
Bibliography	p. 354
Index	p. 371
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Rulers and Subjects Government and People in Russia 1801-1991

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