Rothstein Andrew. History of the U.S.S.R

Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1951. — 384 зю.The causes of the Russian revolution.
Bread and Butter in Tsarist Russia.
Popular Struggle Against Tyranny.
How Russia was Governed.
No Cromwells in Russia.
Who Should Lead the People?
Bolsheviks and Mensheviks.
Three Revolutions, 1905-17.
The breathing space.
Brest-Litovsk.
Crushing Armed Opposition and Saltotage.
Building the New State.
The Constituent Assembly.
Subject Nations Revolt.
Beginnings of the Socialist Order.
Mass Initiative.
The Plan for Reaching Socialism.
‘World Revolution’.
The New Menace.
Invasion and civil war.
Open Hostilities.
The Role of Allied Diplomacy.
The White Regimes.
The Grain Crusade.
The Struggle with Counter-Revolution.
White Terror and Red Terror.
Socialist Legislation.
The Civil War.
Soviet Peace Proposals.
War Communism.
Steps to Socialism.
The Freeing of Nationalities.
Rebuilding and industrializing.
The New Economic Policy.
The Great Famine.
The Genoa Conference.
Economic Difficulties and Political Disputes.
External Difficulties, 1923-4.
Problems of Construction.
The Struggle for Industrialization.
The Attack on Rural Capitalism.
The Five Year Plan.
Foundations completed.
A New Revolution.
Problems of Expanding Industry.
The Human Element.
Wreckers.
Alarums Without.
Results of the Plan.
War on the Horizon.
The Basis of Soviet Confidence.
The new society.
Coming-of-Age Year, 1935.
The Stalin Constitution.
The Struggle for Collective Security, 1936-7.
The Year of Munich.
The road to communism 1939-41.
The Third Five-Year Plan.
The Moscow Negotiations of 1939.
Soviet Neutrality, 1939-41.
Preparations at Home.
The Soviet Union at war.
The Front.
Behind the Front.
Stalin's Leadership.
Foreign Relations, 1941-2.
Stalingrad - The Turning-Point.
Potsdam.
Epilogue.