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HIS 273 - Russia: Historical Legacy and Peoples (3)

In this course we will explore the amazing history of Russia and its people from their foundations in the 9th century to the present day Russian Federation. We will witness Russia’s unique experience under its equally celebrated and infamous incarnations of its socio-political development from rival principalities, to Tsarist Empire, its experimentation with Communism, and into present-day World Power. Of particular focus will be how the Russian people developed their very identity, culture, and sense of history that still drive the very essence of Russia and ts people to present day.


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