Focusing on the complex relationships among various ethnic groups, this groundbreaking history examines Russia's imperial narrative from the 16th century to 1917, including the Soviet era. It explores how new territories were integrated, the resistance faced, and the nature of a multi-ethnic empire, linking these themes to nationalism. Given the significance of modern Russia in global affairs, this work provides crucial insights into its colonial and national history, making it an essential read for understanding contemporary issues.
