Centre For The Study Of Modern And Contemporary History

In this talk, Sarah Badcock (Nottingham) explores the Russian revolutions of 1917 from a provincial perspectives. She argues that, although power was divided unevenly between centre and periphery, provincial Russia was a vital part of the revolutionary process. Her talk is followed by a short comment by Anna Lively (Edinburgh). This is a recording of an event hosted by the CSMCH in January 2020.