Russian History

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  Año 1996, Vol. 23, Número 1-4

  • A tribute to our friend and mentor Reginald E. Zelnick

    Gerard D. Surh, Robert E. Weinberg

    págs. 1-3

    

  • observations of some current issues in Russian Labor History and on the Contribution of Reginald Zelnick to their articulation and exploration

    Leopold H. Haimson

    págs. 3-10

    

  • From worker to revolutionary: the making of worker narodovol''tsy

    Deborah L. Pearl

    págs. 11-26

    

  • On Katatchikov''s Bolshevism: workers and intelligenty in Lenin''s what is to be done?

    Henry Reichman

    págs. 27-46

    

  • The urban landscape in workers'' imagination

    Mark D. Steinberg

    págs. 47-66

    

  • Workers'' theater and ''Proletarian culture'' in Pre-revolutionary Russia, 1905-1917

    E. Anthony Swift

    págs. 67-94

    

  • Between war and revolution to mutiny: railway brigades in siberia, 1905-1907

    David Wolff

    págs. 95-112

    

  • The leader''s two bodies: a study in the iconography of the Vozhd''

    Victoria E. Bonnell

    págs. 113-140

    

  • Dmitrii S. Likhachev and Russia: a critical appreciation

    Nicholas V. Riasanovsky

    págs. 141-154

    

  • V. I. Vernadskii''s philoshophical views: the pre-soviet period

    Alexander Vucinich

    págs. 155-178

    

  • ''A necessary institution in a capitalist world'': socialists and workers consider prostitution

    Laurie Berstein

    págs. 179-196

    

  • Rebels of the soul: peasant self-fashioning in a religion key

    Laura Engelstein

    págs. 197-214

    

  • ''Unusual circunstances'' in the peasant village

    Rose Glickman

    págs. 215-230

    

  • The search for the socialist city

    Stephen Kotkin

    págs. 231-262

    

  • Shock workers on the culture front: agitprop brigades in the first five-year plan

    Lynn Mally

    págs. 263-276

    

  • Soviet journalists: cadres or professions?

    Julie Kay Mueller

    págs. 277-294

    

  • ''Shysters'' or public servants: uncertified lawyers and legal aid for the poor in late imperial Russia

    Joan Neuberger

    págs. 295-310

    

  • Clothes make the comrade: a history of the russian fashion industry

    Christine Ruane

    págs. 311-344

    

  • The komsomol and the krestianka: the political mobilization of young women in the russian village, 1921-1927

    Isabel A. Tirado

    págs. 345-366

    

  • ''Into church Matters'': Lay identity, rural parish life, and popular politics in late imperial and early Soviet Russia, 1864-1928

    Glennys Young

    págs. 367-384