Stalin, 1927-45 - History

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Stalin, 1927-45

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Introduction: Russia, 1900-22

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

War Communism and Lenin's New Economic Policy

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Stalin's Rise to Power

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Industrialisation and Collectivisation

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Repression and the Great Terror

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Foreign Policy and the Approach of War

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Early Life, 1878-1912

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Political Rise, 1912-24

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Struggle for Leadership, 1924-28

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Collectivization, 1928-32

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Industrialization, 1928-38

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

The Terror, 1936-38

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE RISE AND REIGN OF STALIN, 1878-1938

Conclusion: Stalin the Revolutionary

Prof. Christopher Read, Warwick University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

The Events

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Famine and Human History

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Historical Context: Russia and Ukraine

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

The Soviet System and Ukraine

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Soviet Culpability

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Long-Term Consequences

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

The Sources

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography, 1940-68: The Totalitarian School

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography: 1968-85: The Revisionist School

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography, 1985-Present: The Opening of the Archives

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Current Research, Part 1: A Threatened State

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Current Research, Part 2: Stalin Counters the Threat

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

HPSSS

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – ART AND CULTURE UNDER STALIN, 1924-1953

1. How did socialist realism become a state doctrine?

Dr Simon Huxtable, Birkbeck College, London

RUSSIA – ART AND CULTURE UNDER STALIN, 1924-1953

2. What was Soviet mass culture under Stalin?

Dr Simon Huxtable, Birkbeck College, London

RUSSIA – ART AND CULTURE UNDER STALIN, 1924-1953

3. What did culture look like in the Soviet Republics?

Dr Simon Huxtable, Birkbeck College, London

RUSSIA – ART AND CULTURE UNDER STALIN, 1924-1953

4. How did violence play into Stalinist culture?

Dr Simon Huxtable, Birkbeck College, London