Essential Reading : The Russian Revolutions.

The following texts are essential reading for anybody hoping to understand the reasons for, execution of and the aftermath of the Russian Revolutions of 1917.

Much of the political theory and objectives of groups opposed to Tsarism are complex, and at times contradictory – these texts help to clarify these and fully explore the role of a multitude of opposition factions, documenting how their actions and inactions paved the way for the Bolsheviks to seize power without the support of the Russian people.

1. A People’s Tragedy – The Russian Revolution 1891-1924

2. The Russian Revolution, 1917-21 (Sources in History) - Ronald I. Kowalski

3. The Russian Revolution, 1917 (New Approaches to European History) - by Rex A. Wade

4. A Concise History of the Russian Revolution - Richard Pipes

5. The History of the Russian Revolution – L Trotsky

6. Lenin – Robert Service

7. Essential Works – V I Lenin

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