Thou Shalt Kill Revolutionary Terrorism in Russia, 1894-1917 / by Geifman, Anna

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Colonizing Russia's Promised Land Orthodoxy and Community on the Siberian Steppe / by Friesen, Aileen

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Border conditions : Russian-speaking Latvians between world orders / by Platt, Kevin M. F., 1967-

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Stalin / by Kotkin, Stephen

Emerging democracy in late Imperial Russia : case studies on local self-government (the Zemstvos), State Duma elections, the Tsarist government, and the State Council before and du...

Table of Contents: “…Stolypin, Marxists, and liberals versus owners of pharmacies and pharmaceutical firms in late Imperial Russia -- The policy of the Russian government toward Finland, 1905-1917 : a case study of the nationalities question in the last years of the Russian Empire -- Nationalist politics in the Russian Imperial State Council : forming a new majority, 1909-1910 -- The democratization of the Zemstvo during the First World War -- Interregional conflicts and the collapse of tsarism : the real reason for the food crisis in Russia after the autumn of 1916.…”
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The imperial sublime : a Russian poetics of empire / by Ram, Harsha

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Boris Godunov / by Fisher, Burton D.

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Intellectuals in the modern Islamic world : transmission, transformation, communication /

Table of Contents: “…Commins -- The Manarists and modernism : an attempt to fuse society and religion / Mahmoud Haddad -- The influence of al-Manār on Islamism in Turkey : the case of Mehmed Âkif / Kasuya Gen -- Echoes to al-Manār among the Muslims of the Russian empire : a preliminary research note on Riza al-Din b. …”
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Jesuit survival and restoration : a global history, 1773-1900 /

Table of Contents: “…; 2 Some Remarks on Jesuit Historiography 1773-1814; PART 2: The Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania and the Russian Empire; 3 Before and After Suppression: Jesuits and Former Jesuits in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, c. 1750-1795; 4 The Society of Jesus in the Russian Empire (1772-1820) and the Restoration of the Order.…”
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Terrible fate : ethnic cleansing in the making of modern Europe / by Lieberman, Benjamin, 1962-

Table of Contents: “…Bag and baggage : ethnic cleansing begins : the Ottoman and Russian empires, 1800-1906 -- Farwell to Salonica : the Balkans, 1912-1913 -- "How much worse it is than massacre!" …”
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Die bh̲mischen Lñder in den Wiener Zeitschriften und Almanachen des Vormr̃z (180?1848). Tschechische nationale Wiedergeburt? Kultur- und Landeskunde von Bh̲men, Mh̃ren und Schlesie... by Marinelli-Kn̲ig, Gertraud

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With and Without Galton. by Krementsov, Nikolai

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Everyday Jewish life in imperial Russia : select documents, 1772-1914 /

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Essays in Russian and Soviet history, by Curtiss, John Shelton, 1899-

Table of Contents: “…--The form of government of the Russian Empire prior to the constitutional reforms of 1905-6, by M. …”

The Russian expeditions 1917-1920 / by House, John M., Curzon, Daniel P. M.

Views of Nature : Or Contemplations on the Sublime Phenomena of Creation / by Humboldt, Alexander von

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Slavery and Empire in Central Asia / by Eden, Jeff

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By the banks of the Neva : chapters from the lives and careers of the British in eighteenth-century Russia / by Cross, Anthony Glenn

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The lawful empire : legal change and cultural diversity in late Tsarist Russia / by Kirmse, Stefan B. 1976-

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Landmarks in European literature / by Gaskell, Philip

Table of Contents: “…Dante and Petrarch: Italy in the early fourteenth century -- Villon, Ronsard, and Montaigne: France from the late Middle Ages to the Renaissance -- Cervantes and Molière: Spain and France in the seventeenth century -- Voltaire and Rousseau: France before the Revolution -- Goethe and Schiller: German-speaking countries in the eighteenth century -- Púshkin and Lérmontov: the Russian Empire in the nineteenth century -- Balzac and Flaubert: France: Restoration and the July Monarchy, 1815-48 -- Baudelaire and Rimbaud: France: Second Republic and Second Empire, 1848-71 -- Turgénev, Tolstóy, and Dostoévsky: the great age of the Russian novel, 1856-80 -- Ibsen, Strindberg, and Hamsun: Scandinavia in the nineteenth century -- Chékhov and Górky: Russia at the end of the Old Régime -- Zola, Fontane, and Proust: France and Germany at the end of the nineteenth century -- Mann and Kafka: the central powers before 1914 -- Pirandello and Brecht: the years of l'entre deux guerres.…”
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