A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... Western Europe were not duplicated in Russian experience . The customary periodization of Western history , with its oversharp division into " the Middle Ages " and " Modern Europe , " is very difficult to fit into Russian history ...
... Western Europe were not duplicated in Russian experience . The customary periodization of Western history , with its oversharp division into " the Middle Ages " and " Modern Europe , " is very difficult to fit into Russian history ...
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... Western Europe . If , with reference to a physical map , one compares " Russia in Europe " with the rest of Europe , one cannot fail to be impressed with certain con- siderations . For one thing , " Russia in Europe " presents an ...
... Western Europe . If , with reference to a physical map , one compares " Russia in Europe " with the rest of Europe , one cannot fail to be impressed with certain con- siderations . For one thing , " Russia in Europe " presents an ...
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... Western Allies had felt unable to approve . A demarcation line was drawn , leaving to Russia a free hand in Estonia , Latvia , and parts of Finland , Poland , and Rumania ; Lithuania and the western portion of Poland were allotted to ...
... Western Allies had felt unable to approve . A demarcation line was drawn , leaving to Russia a free hand in Estonia , Latvia , and parts of Finland , Poland , and Rumania ; Lithuania and the western portion of Poland were allotted to ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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