Documents of Russian History, 1914–1917 – Frank A. Golder’s Sourcebook on the Fall of the Tsar and Rise of Soviet Power (1927)
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Documents of Russian History, 1914–1917 – Frank A. Golder’s Sourcebook on the Fall of the Tsar and Rise of Soviet Power (1927)
Author: Frank Alfred Golder, editor
Year: 1927
Golder, Frank Alfred, editor. Documents of Russian History, 1914-1917. Century Co., 1927. Contextual Background Frank Alfred Golder’s Documents of Russian History, 1914–1917 is a carefully curated primary source anthology that provides a window into the dramatic final years of Imperial Russia and the transition to revolutionary rule. Published in 1927 by Century Co., the volume spans 680 pages and serves both as a scholarly resource and a historical testimony to the collapse of the Romanov dynasty and the emergence of Soviet power. Golder, an American historian affiliated with Stanford University and the Hoover War Library, compiled this work with the intent of helping Western audiences understand the Russian Revolution in a direct and nuanced way through translated original documents. The collection draws primarily from two major Russian newspapers of the period— Riech (the organ of the Constitutional Democrats or Cadets) and Izvestiia (originating from the Petrograd Soviet and representing socialist perspectives). Golder chose these sources to highlight the conflicting ideologies that defined the political landscape of late Imperial and revolutionary Russia. The work is structure
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