Bøger af Edward Hallett Carr

This is a new release of the original 1942 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1947 edition.

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In Volume III, Russia's geographical position as both a European and an Asian power and her twin aims of promoting world revolution and establishing normal relations with capitalist governments led to severe stresses in Soviet foreign policy. This volume analyzes these strains and their domestic and international ramifications.

?Book makes absorbing reading. Recommended for college and larger public libraries.?-Library Journal

In Volume I, E. H. Carr begins with an analysis of the events in Russian history from 1898 to 1917 that shaped the course of the Revolution. He examines the constitutional structure erected by the new government and then turns to the multifarious problems facing the Bolsheviks as they took possession of a rapidly disintegrating Russian empire.

"Every historian, every economist, every Bolshevik even, owes Mr. Carr a debt of gratitude too deep to be formulated." -A.J.P. Taylor