Russia in World History (New Oxford World History)
by Barbara Alpern Engel, Janet Martin
Russia in World History, part of the acclaimed New Oxford World History series, offers a detailed exploration of Russia's enduring influence on global affairs. Authored by Barbara Alpern Engel and Janet Martin, this volume examines key historical developments, from ancient foundations to modern implications, providing a clear and authoritative perspective on Russia's role in shaping the world.
About This Book
Russia in World History is a key entry in the New Oxford World History series, providing an insightful examination of Russia's historical trajectory and its interactions on the global stage.
Written by historians Barbara Alpern Engel and Janet Martin, the book draws on extensive scholarship to trace Russia's development from its early origins through significant periods of expansion and influence.
This work emphasizes Russia's contributions to broader world events, highlighting cultural, political, and social dimensions that have defined its place in international history.
Designed for readers seeking a reliable overview, it integrates Russia's story with worldwide historical contexts, making complex events accessible and engaging.
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