Russian Nihilism and Exile Life in Siberia: A Graphic and Chronological History of Russia's Bloody Nemesis, and a Description of Exile Life in All Its ... Through Russia and Siberia Made by The...
by James W. (James William) 1849-192 Buel, A.L. Bancroft & Company. (1883) Bkp Cu-B
This historical work explores Russian nihilism, tracing its development and violent opposition to the state. It also describes exile life in Siberia and incorporates travel observations from journeys through Russia and Siberia, creating a broad account of political unrest, punishment, and life across the Russian Empire.
About This Book
This book examines Russian nihilism as a major political and social phenomenon in Russia’s history.
It presents a graphic and chronological account of nihilism’s development and its violent opposition to established authority.
A substantial portion describes exile life in Siberia, offering an account of the conditions and experiences associated with banishment.
The work also follows journeys through Russia and Siberia, combining historical discussion with descriptive travel material.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!