Guerra, impero, rivoluzione: Russia, 1914-1917 : War, Empire, Revolution: Russia, 1914-1917

The dramatic involvement of the Tsarist Empire in the First World War marks a turning point in the history of Russia and its surrounding areas. The dynamics triggered by the challenge of total mobilization gave rise to political, social, economic and cultural transformations destined to have a profo...

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Main Author: Giovanna Cigliano (auth)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: FedOA - Federico II University Press 2018
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