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hi, so just wondering what I should be doing over summer to prepare for my coursework - I am with AQA and our coursework is on Russia and i don't know the question yet. Is there any books I could read, documentaries i could watch???
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Yes, definitely read over the summer, it's good preparation. What specific part of Russian history will it be on? Early 20th century?
I bought "The Last Tsar, The Life And Death of Nicholas II" by Edvard Radzinsky, definitely recommend.
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I bought "The Last Tsar, The Life And Death of Nicholas II" by Edvard Radzinsky, definitely recommend.
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Hi,
I would recommend Orlando Figes revolutionary Russia and the Cambridge Modern Histories which you can find online. HistoryToday as well as Jstor will have plenty of articles and you could get your hands on the AQA books for Russia which are more accessible than books written by Orlando Figes, Stephen Kotkin and Edvard Radzinsky. For contemporary sources you could try and obtain Trotsky's book ?
I would recommend Orlando Figes revolutionary Russia and the Cambridge Modern Histories which you can find online. HistoryToday as well as Jstor will have plenty of articles and you could get your hands on the AQA books for Russia which are more accessible than books written by Orlando Figes, Stephen Kotkin and Edvard Radzinsky. For contemporary sources you could try and obtain Trotsky's book ?
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im doing the same time period as you on russia about how oppressive it was as a state i am currently using a modern history of russia by robert service
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