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18 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 3 course guidebooks (22 cm.)
Thirty-six 30 minute lectures by Mark Steinberg on the history of Russia.
pt. I. lecture 1. Understanding the Russian past ; lecture 2. The Russia of Peter the Great's childhood ; lecture 3. Peter the Great's revolution ; lecture 4. The age of empresses : Catherine the Great ; lecture 5. Social rebellion : The Purgachev uprising ; lecture 6. Moral rebellion : Nikolai Novikov ; lecture 7. Alexander I : imagining reform ; lecture 8. The Decembrist rebellion ; lecture 9. Nicholas I : Orthodoxy, autocracy, nationality ; lecture 10. Alexander Pushkin, Russia's national poet ; lecture 11. The birth of the intelligentsia ; lecture 12. Westernizers : Vissarion Belinskii -- pt. II. lecture 13. Alexander II and the great reforms ; lecture 14. "Nihilists" ; lecture 15. Populists and Marxists ; lecture 16. Paths to revolution : Lenin and Martov ; lecture 17. Lev Tolstoy ; lecture 18. The reign of Alexander III ; lecture 19. Nicholas II, the last tsar ; lecture 20. The revolution of 1905 ; lecture 21. Peasant life and culture ; lecture 22. The modern city and its discontents ; lecture 23. Fin-de-siècle culture : decadence and iconoclasm ; lecture 24. Fin-de-siècle culture : the religious renaissance -- pt. III. lecture 25. War and revolution ; lecture 26. Democratic Russia : 1917 ; lecture 27. Bolsheviks in power ; lecture 28. Civil War ; lecture 29. Paths to socialism : the 1920s ; lecture 30. Joseph Stalin ; lecture 31. Stalin's revolution ; lecture 32. Joy and terror : society and culture in the 1930s ; lecture 33. The "Great Patriotic War" ; lecture 34. The Soviet Union after Stalin ; lecture 35. Private and public dissidence ; lecture 36. Mikhail Gorbachev : Perestroika and Glasnost.
In 3 containers (26 cm.); 6 sound discs and 1 course guidebook in each container.
Teaching Co. Course number 8380 (8381-8383 on guidebooks).
Course guidebooks includes bibliographical references.