The Russian Revolution examines Russian history from 1894-1924 - the stories, settings, characters and issues that make this such an extraordinarily important and popular topic. The enquiries have an obvious focus on causes but also on interpretations. Each new generation of historians has interpreted these events through their own lenses - their own time, place and political standpoint - making this topic one of the most powerful for understanding how history is written and how interpretations are formed.
Author Biography
Christopher Culpin, is former Director of the Schools History Project and experienced teacher, author and examiner. He has had lifelong interest in this topic.
Academic consultant: Dr Matthias Neumann, University of East Anglia, Norwich.
