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Three Whys Of The Russian Revolution by Richard Pipes

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By Robert Wilde, About.com

The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line - A worthy distillation of forty years work, but leave it towards the end of your reading on Russia!
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Pros

  • Focused and effective.
  • A challenging new look at certain issues.

Cons

  • Not for the beginner.
  • No support (no reading lists, footnotes, etc.)

Description

  • 84 pages
  • Published by Pimlico
  • ISBN: 0712673628

Guide Review - Three Whys Of The Russian Revolution by Richard Pipes

Three Whys is a challenging examination of both Revolutionary Russia and modern historical thought. If you've never read anything about the Russian Revolution before you might get lost, but if you have Three Whys will certainly begin to alter your views, racing through a series of events you thought you knew, but leaving them all pointing in slightly different directions. You'll need to have picked up the depth, the detail and the basic understanding from other, larger, volumes first - perhaps Pipes' own work - and whether you agree with Pipes or not, this is an excellent short sharp shock. For the full review, click below.
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