• Interpreting the Russian Revolution

    Interpreting the Russian Revolution Michael Lynch
    Interpreting the Russian Revolution


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    Author: Michael Lynch
    Date: 02 Feb 2004
    Publisher: Pearson Education Limited
    Format: Paperback::160 pages
    ISBN10: 0582404819
    ISBN13: 9780582404816
    Imprint: LONGMAN
    Dimension: 156x 234mm
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