Social Identity in Imperial Russia

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Focusing on the social and political structures of imperial Russia from Peter the Great to the 1917 Revolution, the book offers a provocative interpretation of the monarchy's enduring power. It analyzes various societal groups, including the ruling classes, middle groups, and the working population, revealing how their relationships contributed to stability rather than conflict. This comprehensive exploration will attract readers interested in Russian history, state building, and European social dynamics.