EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 1H
The Children of Fickle Fate: The Russian Revolutionary Tradition 1825-1914
from Unbreakable Union · host Matthew & Jason
Send us Fan Mail In this first supplemental episode, Jason presents on the history of the revolutionary tradition in the Russian Empire, covering the Decemberist Coup, the Narodnik movement, the Revolution of 1905, and more. Bibliography:
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