The Crisis in Russia

The book explores the rapid changes in post-revolutionary Russia, emphasizing how the pace of transformation has slowed since 1917. It contrasts the dynamic political landscape of 1918 with the more stable conditions of 1919, highlighting the impact of external wars on internal politics. The ruling party consolidates power, even drawing support from former adversaries, while the government employs stark methods justified by the ongoing crisis. This journal provides a snapshot of Russia's evolving state during a pivotal moment in its revolutionary history.