1917. Gibel' velikoi imperii. Tragediia strany i naroda - Romanov Vladislav Ivanovich

Weakened by internal confrontations and disorganized by war, the Russian Empire was approaching its tragic outcome. Hungry riots and anti-war speeches, revolutions, the abdication of Emperor Nicholas II and the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks under the leadership of Lenin - all these events contemporaries saw firsthand in 1917, which became a fateful for the country. To feel all the ambiguity of revolutionary events and see them through the eyes of eyewitnesses will allow memoirs, diaries, fragments of letters, official documents, which collected together in his book historian Vladimir Romanov. The main feature of the book is a tripartite look at the events of 1917 in Russia: PRO, CONTRA and NEUTRALIS.