A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... minister , less perturbed , also advised preliminary conversations with representatives of the bloc about their pro- gram and agreement to whatever was acceptable in it : " Thus we would open a way out for the Duma people , who crave ...
... minister , less perturbed , also advised preliminary conversations with representatives of the bloc about their pro- gram and agreement to whatever was acceptable in it : " Thus we would open a way out for the Duma people , who crave ...
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... Minister of Foreign Affairs , and Guchkov , Minister of War . Minor posts had been offered to Chkheidze and Kerensky ; Chkheidze , obeying the Soviet , declined , but Kerensky accepted the office of Minister of Justice . His explanation ...
... Minister of Foreign Affairs , and Guchkov , Minister of War . Minor posts had been offered to Chkheidze and Kerensky ; Chkheidze , obeying the Soviet , declined , but Kerensky accepted the office of Minister of Justice . His explanation ...
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... Minister of Labor ; and Tsereteli , a Menshevik returned from Siberia , who , although only Minister of Posts and Telegraphs , became one of the dominant figures . The fact that the socialist members of the new cabinet openly regarded ...
... Minister of Labor ; and Tsereteli , a Menshevik returned from Siberia , who , although only Minister of Posts and Telegraphs , became one of the dominant figures . The fact that the socialist members of the new cabinet openly regarded ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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