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HIS1300L – Nyere verdenshistorie med metode for lektorprogrammet
Særemne: Den russiske revolusjonen og dens konsekvenser
Bøker:
Egge, Åsmund. Fra Aleksander II til Boris Jeltsin. Russlands og
Sovjetunionens moderne historie, kap. 3-6, s. 47-133 (89 s.)
Kaiser, Daniel H. (red.) The Workers’ Revolution in Russia 1917. The
View from Below. Cambridge 1997:
-Suny, Ronald G.”Revising the old story: the 1917 revolution in light
of new sources”. s. 1-19. (19 s.)
-Smith, Steve A.”Petrograd in 1917: the view from below”. s. 59-79. (21 s.)
- Rosenberg, William G.”Russian labor and Bolshevik power: social dimensions of
protest in Petrograd after October”.s. 98-131. (33 s.)
-Rosenberg, William G.”Conclusion: understanding the Russian Revolution” s. 132-141.
(20 s.)
Kompendium – tilgjengelig ved Kopiutsalget:
*Figes, Orlando. Revolutionary Russia. 2014. “Introduction” s. xi-xviii (8 s.) og kap. 20.
“Judgement” s. 409-422 (s.13)
* Acton, Edward. Rethinking the Russian Revolution. London 1990. kap. 2: ”The three
traditions and revisionism”, s. 28-48 (21 s.)
*Miller, Martin (red.) The Russian Revolution. The Essential Readings. Blackwell Publishers Ltd
2001:
- Rabinowitch, Alexander”The Bolsheviks Come to Power” .s. 104-139. (36 s.)
*Clements, Barbara Evans. Bolshevik Women. Cambridge, 1997. “Introduction”. s. 1-22 (21 s.)
* Figes, Orlando and Boris Kolonitsii. Interprenting the Russian Revolution: the language and
symbols of 1917. Kap. 5. “The Language of the Revolution in the Village”. London 1999. s.127153. (26 s.)
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