Russia's century of revolutions [electronic resource] : parties, people, places : studies presented in honor of Alexander Rabinowitch / edited by Michael S. Melancon, Donald J. Raleigh.

Includes bibliographical references.

Alexander Rabinowitch rewrites the Russian revolution / Robert E. Weinberg -- The trial of Mendel Beilis: the sources of "blood libel" in late imperial Russia / Barbara Allen -- The Bolshevik worker-intellectual relationship: Aleksandr Shliapnikov and Vladimir Lenin, 1914-1916 / Michael S. Melancon -- The hammer and the sickle: Lenin, the left socialist revolutionaries, and Soviet Russia's first land laws / T. Clayton Black -- Icon of the revolution: the Putilov factory and the dynamics of the Bolshevik master fiction / Sally A. Boniece -- "You can kill me ... but I shall die standing": Mariia Spiridonova's letter to the NKVD, 1937 / Richard Bidlack -- Contending with Stalin: Smolny's policy differences with the Kremlin during the darkest days of the Leningrad blockade / Donald J. Raleigh -- Revolution as lived experience: Soviet baby boomers, M.S. Gorbachev, and perestroika / John S. Bushnell -- The brief post-Soviet life of the Soviet graffiti argot / Sudha Rajagopalan -- A usable past: Soviet film and post-Soviet cultural memory on the Russian-language internet / Suzanne Ament -- Revolutions in revolutionary song: continuity and change in the use of song, 1917-2007.

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