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• Cover Page
• Half Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Original Title Page
• Original Copyright Page
• Preface
• Contents
• Introduction
• Book I The Interval of Peace, the European War, and the Collapse of the Dynasty
• Chapter I The Autocracy and the People
• 1 The Struggle between the Autocracy and the Advocates of Constitutional Rule.
• 2 The Attack by the Autocracy upon Local Self-Government.
• Notes
• Chapter II The Interval of Peace, 1907–1914
• 1 The Heterogeneity of the Russian Population.
• 2 Rapidity of the Increase of the Russian Population.
• Notes
• Chapter III The European War and its Immediate Economic Effects Upon Russia
• Notes
• Chapter IV The Revolution of February–March 1917, the Formation of the Provisional Government, and the Abdication of the Tsar
• Notes
• Appendix A Telegrams from M. V. Rodzianko to the Tsar, Nicholas II, dated March 11 and 12, 1917.
• Telegram from the same to the same, dated Petrograd, March 12, 1917.
• Appendix B Proclamation by Provisional Government, February 27, 1917 (O.S.), March 12, 1917 (N.S.).
• Book II The Dual Authority of the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Council of Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Deputies
• Chapter I The Provisional Government and the Revival of the Soviets
• Notes
• Chapter II The Coalition Government and its Struggles Against “Direct Action” by Peasants and Artisans
• Notes
• Chapter III The Working of the Soviets. Unsuccessful Bolshevik Attempts to Overthrow the Provisional Government
• Notes
• Appendix C Text of Order No. 1. March 1, 1917 (O.S.), March 14, 1917 (N.S.).
• Book III Military, Social, and Political Disintegration in Russia and the Rise of the Bolsheviks
• Chapter I Demoralization of People and Army and the Beginning of the Dissolution of the Russian Empire
• Notes
• Chapter II The Kerensky-Kornilov Affair and the Crumbling of the Front
• Notes
• Chapter III “All Power to the Soviets”
• Notes
• Chapter IV “Red October.” The Preparation
• “To the Population of Petrograd.
• Notes
• Chapter V “Red October.” The Explosion
• “To the Citizens of Russia.
• Notes
• Chapter VI The Separate Armistice
• Notes
• Chapter VII The Constituent Assembly
• Notes
• Chapter VIII Brest-Litovsk
• Notes
• Chapter IX The Labour Army
• Notes
• Chapter X The Russian People and the Revolution
• Notes
• Book IV The Social Revolution and its Problems
• Chapter I The Characters and Ideology of the Bolsheviks and the Development of their Policy
• Notes
• Appendix D Manifesto of the Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party, August 13, 1917.
• Appendix D Manifesto of the Russian Social Democratic Workers’ Party, August 13, 1917.
• Chapter II Problems of Power
• Notes
• Chapter III The Administration of Justice Under the Soviet Republics
• Notes
• Chapter IV The Presidium of the All-Russian Soviet of People’s Economy
• Notes
• Chapter V The Concrete Economic Plan of the Bolsheviks
• Notes
• Appendix E Author’s note with reference to hydraulic power.
• Chapter VI The Nationalization of Industry and its Consequences
• 1 Nationalization because of Refusal to Continue Production.
• 2 Nationalization because of Refusal to Submit to the Control of the Workers.
• 3 Nationalization on the Ground of Economic Expediency.
• Germany
• Russia
• Nationalization of Houses.
• Notes
• Chapter VII Obligatory Labour, Normalizing Production, and the System of Rationing
• Normalizing Production.
• The System of Rationing.
• Notes
• Chapter VIII The Co-Operative Movement and the Soviet Republic
• Notes
• Chapter IX The Civil Wars, Chiefly in Relation to their Economic Consequences
• (A) The South Russian Campaign.
• (B) The North Russian Campaign.
• (C) Siberia and the Revolution.
• Notes
• Chapter X The Red Terror
• Notes
• Book V Economic Crisis, Collapse of Communism, and the New Economic Policy
• Chapter I The Economic Crisis of the Winter of 1920–1921 and the Famine of 1921
• Notes
• Chapter II The Collapse of Communism
• Notes
• Chapter III The New Economic Policy
• Notes
• Chapter IV Soviet Finance
• Notes
• Chapter V The Economic Situation in Russia in the Years 1923–1925
• The Russian Railways.
• Notes
• Chapter VI The Third International
• Notes
• Chapter VII Conclusions
• Notes
• Bibliography of Books, Periodicals, etc., Used by the Author
• Authors of Books, Articles in Newspapers, Etc.
• Periodicals, Newspapers, Reports, etc.
• Index