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drunkenness and other drink-related problems, the long campaign to revise the alcohol controls regime has some important lessons for students of mid-19th-century Russian politics. The first, a lesson taught many times 78 but illustrated with special clarity here, is that bureaucratic roles and rivalries were
A collection of books illustrating the broad array of political parties in the former Russian Empire
Collection based on the catalogue of an exhibition on the subject, held in 1990 at the State Historical Library in Moscow, illustrating the broad array of political parties in the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. The general literature concerns political life in the Russian empire and the activity of the Russian parliament (Duma). Also included are documents of different political parties ranging from the extreme right (monarchists) to anarchist, social democrats and social-revolutionaries.
A collection of books illustrating the broad array of political parties in the former Russian Empire
Collection based on the catalogue of an exhibition on the subject, held in 1990 at the State Historical Library in Moscow, illustrating the broad array of political parties in the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. The general literature concerns political life in the Russian empire and the activity of the Russian parliament (Duma). Also included are documents of different political parties ranging from the extreme right (monarchists) to anarchist, social democrats and social-revolutionaries.
PHILIP POMPER (Middletown, CT, U.S.A.) RUSSIAN POLITICAL CULTURE AND GLOBALIZA TION In her recent article Maryanne Ozernoy avers that Russia's cycles of re- form and counter-reform mark the ongoing struggles of Russia's adminis- trative elites "to maintain political dominance and economic
REVIEW ARTICLES/CRITIQUES EXHAUSTIFS BARBARA T. NORTON (Chester, Penn., U.S.A.) RUSSIAN POLITICAL MASONRY, 1917, AND HISTORIANS Despite the quantity of historical literature which the February Revolution of 1917 has occasioned, scholars have written relatively little