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Civil-Military Conflict in Imperial Russia, 1881-1914

  • William C. Fuller and William C. Fuller
Language: English
Published/Copyright: 2014
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This book is a full-scale study in English of tsarist civil-military relations in the last decades of the Russian Empire.

Originally published in 1985.

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    Frontmatter

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    CONTENTS

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    LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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    LIST OF TABLES

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    A NOTE ON STYLE

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    ABBREVIATIONS

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    INTRODUCTION

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    ONE. Military Professionalism, the Imperial War Ministry, and the Officers

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    TWO. Financing the Russian Army, 1881-1903

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    THREE. The Tsarist Army and Repression, 1881-1904

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    FOUR. Civilians in Russian Military Courts, 1881-1904

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    FIVE. Civil-Military Conflict in the Russian Revolution, 1905-1907

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    SIX. The Russian Revolution and Military Justice

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    SEVEN. The Officers and Politics, 1906-1913

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    EIGHT. The War Ministry, the Duma, and Interministerial Politics, 1906-1914

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    NINE. The Significance of Civil-Military Conflict in Tsarist Russia

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    GLOSSARY OF RUSSIAN TERMS

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    APPENDIX: Approximate Peacetime Strengths of Field Military Units in the Russian Army, 1890

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    SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    INDEX

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    Backmatter

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https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400857722
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Keywords for this book
Officer (armed forces); Defence minister; Military justice; Russo-Japanese War; Russian Armed Forces; Russian Empire; Revolution of 1905; Union of the Russian People; Russian Revolution; Russian Corps; Imperial Army (Holy Roman Empire); Infantry; Imperial Russian Army; Nicholas II of Russia; Franco-Russian Alliance; Tsarist autocracy; Law of war; World War I; General Staff Academy (Imperial Russia); Cavalry; Military district (Germany); Army; Bolsheviks; Kishinev pogrom; Imperial Government; Economy of Russia; Battle of Tsushima; Great Russia; Martial law; Army Mutiny; Warfare; War; Court-martial; Battle of Liaoyang; Military history; Brusilov Offensive; Grand Duchy of Moscow; Mutiny; National Bolshevism; American Civil War; Bureaucrat; Politics of Russia; Serfdom in Russia; Konstantin Pobedonostsev; Prussian Army; On War; Foreign Intelligence Service (Russia); Russian Railways; Ministry of the Imperial Court; Battle of Mukden; Declaration of war; Imperial Guards (Tang dynasty); German General Staff; Russian literature; European Russia; Revolutionary terror; Imperialism; War effort; Imperial State; Autocracy; Artillery Brigade (Finland); Imperial Throne (micronation); Police; Unrest; Pogrom; Turkestan Military District; Battle of Verdun; Government of Russia; Caucasus Military District; Yermak (1898 icebreaker)
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