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People of the Revolution and the USSR

Activity

Any Legislature and state representation 1 Scholarship and theory 151 Science and technology 1 Literature and arts 3

Affiliation

Most people

Any Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) 3 Soviet Communist Party and Bolsheviks 2 Labour Party (United Kingdom) 2 Ukrainian People's Republic state institutions 1 Communist Party of China 1 French Communist Party (PCF) 1 Communist Party of Poland (KPP) 1 Polish Socialist Party (PPS) 1

All 8 affiliations

China

Communist Party of China 1

France

French Communist Party (PCF) 1

Poland

Communist Party of Poland (KPP) 1 Polish Socialist Party (PPS) 1

Soviet Union

Soviet Communist Party and Bolsheviks 2

Ukraine

Ukrainian People's Republic state institutions 1

United Kingdom

Labour Party (United Kingdom) 2 Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) 3

Position

Any Left critics of Bolshevism 1 Non-Bolshevik socialists 3 Western Marxist theorists 2 Marxism and communism 6 Liberalism and republicanism 4 Conservatism and Christian democracy 1

Citizenship

Any United States 62 United Kingdom 26 Russia 25 Soviet Union 6 China 3 France 3 Spain 3 Ukraine 3 Czechoslovakia 2 Hungary 2 Israel 2 Yugoslavia 2 Albania 1 Australia 1 Bulgaria 1 Canada 1 Cuba 1 Ethiopia 1 Finland 1 Germany 1 Ireland 1 Italy 1 Lithuania 1 Netherlands 1 Poland 1 Portugal 1 Somalia 1 Switzerland 1

Background

Any United States 43 Russia 34 United Kingdom 25 Ukraine 5 China 4 Poland 4 Armenia 3 Czechoslovakia 3 France 3 Spain 3 Croatia 2 Cuba 2 Germany 2 Hungary 2 India 2 Ireland 2 Albania 1 Australia 1 Bulgaria 1 Canada 1 Ethiopia 1 Finland 1 Israel 1 Italy 1 Japan 1 Lithuania 1 Netherlands 1 Portugal 1 Romania 1 Serbia 1 Somalia 1

Era(set)

Any

People of the Soviet Union

The old regime and its challengers1905–1917 147 The revolutionary generation1917–1940 280 People of the Stalin era1929–1953 459 People of the thaw and the stagnation1953–1985 397 The last generation1985–1991 220

People of the Chinese revolution and the People’s Republic

The old regime and the Nationalists1894–1949 9 The Chinese revolutionary generation1911–1949 20 People of the Mao era1949–1976 25 The reform generation1976–현재 12

People of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic era

The Revolution and the Napoleonic era1774–1830 53

People of the wider world

The age of the Internationals and empires1820–1917 57 The revolutionary wave and the world war1917–1945 461 The Cold War and decolonization1945–현재 385 Scholars of this history1892–현재 155

Scholars of this history 1892–현재

155 people

By birth A–Z List Cards

Mark N. Katz Mark N. Katz A scholar who reread war after withdrawal Scholarship and theory 1954–
Mark R. Beissinger Mark R. Beissinger Political scientist who argued the Soviet collapse was produced by the event-driven tide of nationalism, not structural inevitability Scholarship and theory 1954–
Edward W. Walker Edward W. Walker A political scientist who analyzed Soviet dissolution through the paradoxes of federalism Scholarship and theory 1955–
Timothy Garton Ash Timothy Garton Ash British historian who coined 'refolution' to define the peaceful revolutions of 1989 Scholarship and theory 1955–
Vasyl Marochko Василь Марочко A historian of the Holodomor’s mechanisms and memory Scholarship and theory 1956–
Csaba Békés Békés Csaba A historian who placed 1956 within Cold War international politics Scholarship and theory 1957–
Rafael Reuveny Rafael Reuveny Israeli-born political economist who established the causal-mechanism framework linking the Soviet-Afghan war to the USSR's collapse Scholarship and theory 1957–
Serhii Mykolayovych Plokhy Сергій Миколайович Плохій Harvard historian who argued Chernobyl was a direct cause of the Soviet collapse Scholarship and theory 1957–
Vladislav Martinovich Zubok Владислав Мартинович Зубок The Cold War historian who read the Soviet collapse as 'a perfect storm and a hapless captain': a man-made disaster Scholarship and theory 1958–
Helen Graham Helen Graham The British historian who named the Spanish Civil War 'the war before the lights went out' Scholarship and theory 1959–
Oleg Vitalyevich Khlevniuk Олег Витальевич Хлевнюк An archival historian of Stalin's political power Scholarship and theory 1959–
Orlando Figes Orlando Figes A historian who wove revolutionary social history into human experience Scholarship and theory 1959–
Sergei Viktorovich Iarov Сергей Викторович Яров A historian who widened the blockade story from heroism to everyday ethics Scholarship and theory 1959–2015
Stephen Mark Kotkin Stephen Mark Kotkin The structural analyst of the Soviet collapse who argued the system was not dying Scholarship and theory 1959–
Anatol Paul Lieven Peter Paul Anatol Lieven The historian-journalist who chronicled Baltic independence Scholarship and theory 1960–
Frank Dikötter Frank Dikötter Author of the “People’s Trilogy”, who used provincial party archives to put the Great Famine’s death toll at 45 million Scholarship and theory 1961–
Leonid Anatolyevich Naumov Леонид Анатольевич Наумов The Moscow history teacher who read the Great Terror through its regional statistics Scholarship and theory 1961–
Yuri Mikhailovich Kilin Юрий Михайлович Килин A historian who recalculated the Winter War casualty record Scholarship and theory 1961–
Hope M. Harrison Hope M. Harrison A Cold War historian who recast the Berlin Wall's origins Scholarship and theory 1963–
Kirill Anatolyevich Boldovsky Кирилл Анатольевич Болдовский A historian tracing what the Leningrad Affair left unresolved Scholarship and theory 1963–
Terry Martin Terry Martin The historian who redefined the USSR as an 'affirmative action empire' rather than a 'prison of nations' Scholarship and theory 1963–
Anne Applebaum Anne Applebaum A historian of Soviet and Eastern European memory Scholarship and theory 1964–
Aleksandr Vladimirovich Pyzhikov Александр Владимирович Пыжиков A historian of the 1950s-60s USSR and the Russian church schism Scholarship and theory · Soviet Communist Party and Bolsheviks 1965–2019
Aleksandr Vladlenovich Shubin Александр Владленович Шубин A historian who reads the Soviet collapse as elite power struggle Scholarship and theory 1965–
Ivan Yotov Krastev Иван Йотов Кръстев Bulgarian political thinker who argued that the post-1989 imperative to imitate the West bred illiberal backlash in Eastern Europe Scholarship and theory 1965–
Kate Brown Kate Brown Environmental historian who traced Chernobyl's concealed death toll Scholarship and theory 1965–
Simon Jonathan Sebag Montefiore Simon Sebag Montefiore A historian of power's intimate worlds Scholarship and theory 1965–
Asif Siddiqi Asif Siddiqi The Bangladeshi-American historian who founded the modern archival study of the Soviet space program Scholarship and theory 1966–
Daniel Kowalsky Daniel Kowalsky American historian who reassessed Soviet intervention in the Spanish Civil War using declassified archives Scholarship and theory 1966–
Daron Acemoglu Daron Acemoğlu Nobel laureate who showed why the Kosygin reform was structurally doomed by extractive institutions Scholarship and theory 1967–
Francine Hirsch Francine Hirsch American historian who argued the USSR continued the imperial ethnographic practices of the tsarist state Scholarship and theory 1967–
Adam Higginbotham Adam Higginbotham A journalist who traced the structure of disaster Scholarship and theory 1968–
Jay Bhattacharya Jayanta Bhattacharya A health economist who traced causal links in public policy Scholarship and theory 1968–
Lara Pawson Lara Pawson British journalist and writer who tracked Angola's 1977 massacre through interviews Scholarship and theory 1968–
David Brandenberger David Brandenberger The American Soviet historian who mapped the three schools of Leningrad Affair historiography Scholarship and theory 1970–
Kristen Ghodsee Kristen Ghodsee An ethnographer of the social costs of the post-1989 transition Scholarship and theory 1970–
Polly Jones Polly Jones A historian of de-Stalinization, memory, and cultural change Scholarship and theory 1970–
Hennadii Hryhorovych Yefimenko Геннадій Григорович Єфіменко A historian of state and society in Soviet Ukraine Scholarship and theory 1971–
Jeronim Perović Jeronim Perović The Swiss historian whose archival research overturned the received Yugoslav narrative of the Tito-Stalin split Scholarship and theory 1971–
Andrei Valerevich Sushkov Андрей Валерьевич Сушков Historian who advanced an alternative theory that corruption among Leningrad leaders provoked the late-Stalinist purge Scholarship and theory 1975–
Nancy Qian Nancy Qian An economist who traces state policy through historical data Scholarship and theory 1975–
Andrei Mikhailovich Markevich Андрей Михайлович Маркевич A quantitative reinterpreter of Russian economic history Scholarship and theory 1977–
László Ritter Ritter László An archival historian of Cold War military affairs Scholarship and theory 1977–
Sergey Sergeyevich Radchenko Сергей Сергеевич Радченко Cold War historian who traced the Sino-Soviet split to inequality within the alliance and clashing national interests Scholarship and theory 1980–
Alexei Vasilyevich Safronov Алексей Васильевич Сафронов A historian of the Soviet economy's reform possibilities and limits Scholarship and theory 1987–
Ahmed Ismail Samatar Axmed Ismaaciil Samatar Somali scholar who critiqued the Barre regime's rhetoric against its reality Scholarship and theory
Ainius Lasas Ainius Lašas Lithuanian political scientist of Baltic politics and international relations Scholarship and theory ?–
Artemy Mikhailovich Kalinovsky Артемий Михайлович Калиновский Cold War historian who analyzed the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan as a 'long goodbye' Scholarship and theory 1979?–
Gentiana Kera Gentiana Kera Historian of socialist-era Albanian historiography and its party control Scholarship and theory
James Heinzen James Heinzen A historian who anatomized the Soviet countryside state Scholarship and theory ?–

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