Blood on the Snow

Focusing on the Russian Revolution, the narrative explores the contrasting perspectives of key figures like Tsar Nicholas II, Alexander Kerensky, and Lenin, alongside the voices of ordinary citizens. Robert Service examines how the Tsar's decision to enter World War I sowed the seeds of revolution, leading to the rise of a totalitarian regime. Through vivid storytelling and revisionist insights, he highlights the complex interplay of political power and the aspirations of workers and peasants, revealing the tumultuous journey of Russia from war to civil unrest.