This subcategory contains 73 links

Prokudin-Gorskii Photographic Record Recreated: The Empire That Was Russia(494 clicks)

Alexander Palace(481 clicks)
"Tour" several palaces in St. Petersburg.

America's Secret War(482 clicks)
American Intervention In The Russian Civil War, 1918-1920

An Inquiry into a Scandinavian Homeland for the Rus(451 clicks)

Anarchism and the Russian Revolution(465 clicks)

Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia(491 clicks)
Jews in Russia and the Soviet Union.

Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia(462 clicks)

Brokgas Online(481 clicks)
In Russian. Pre-Revolutionary Russia.

Bucknell Russian Studies(544 clicks)
History, language, culutre and more.

Catherine the Great(500 clicks)
From the Modern History Sourcebook of Fordham University.

Chronology of Russian History(449 clicks)

Cossack Timeline 1 of 2: (1914-1918)(475 clicks)
"A Concise History of World War I and the Russian Civil War with Emphasis on Involvement of Cossacks Prepared by William Anikouchine Ph.D. wanik@juno.com "

Face of Russia(469 clicks)
Companion piece to the PBS series.

Factory committees in the Russian Revolution(751 clicks)

For 40 Years, This Russian Family Was Cut Off From All Human Contact, Unaware of WWII(473 clicks)

Guarding the Railroad, Taming the Cossacks(734 clicks)
The U.S. Army in Russia, 1918 - 1920 By Gibson Bell Smith

H-RUSSIA(462 clicks)
The scholarly discussion list on Russian history

H-Russia(435 clicks)
" H-RUSSIA encourages scholarly discussion of Russian and Soviet history and makes available diverse bibliographical, research and teaching aids."

History of Russia(514 clicks)
Overview. Part of a site promoting tourism to Russia.

History of the Cossacks(480 clicks)

Hooliganism: Crime, Culture, and Power in St. Petersburg, 1900-1914(547 clicks)
Scholarly book by Joan Neuberger

Illustrated History of St. Petersburg(474 clicks)
Chronological topics

Imperial Russia(464 clicks)
This is a selective guide to www sites, databases, reference items and other BSL sources .

Imperial Russia(479 clicks)
1696-1917

Ivan the Terrible(451 clicks)
In English he is called Terrible, in German Schrechlich, in Finnish - Julma (which literally means cruel). In Russian the combination is Ivan Groznyj, which is not as outright negative at all as the Western expressions.

Khazaria Information Center(566 clicks)
Essays and illustrations portraying the history and archaeology of the Khazar Khaganate, an independent Jewish-Turkic state in what is now Russia that existed between the 7th and 11th centuries

Last of the Czars(492 clicks)
This is a site about czar Nicholas II and his family, their Russia, palaces and cities.

Lih, Lars T. Bread and Authority in Russia, 1914-1921(779 clicks)
Scholarly Book

Maps and plans of CIS and Baltia cities(458 clicks)
Maps and plans of CIS and Baltia cities. Catalogue of web links. Historical maps of cities. Links to resources on historical cartography.

Michael Petrovich's History of Russia(476 clicks)

Modern Customs and Ancient Laws in Russia(502 clicks)

Muscovite Dowries(468 clicks)

National Archives of Karelia : Archival Mosaic of Karelian Culture(569 clicks)
"The annotated catalogue of the archives' documents, which will inform you of the culture and the history of the Karelian Republic, is presented to your attention. The catalogue covers a period from the second half of the XVIII century to the XX century."

Netherlands-Russia Archive Centre (NRAC)(464 clicks)
Site dedicated to the historical relations between the Netherlands and Russia/ the USSR, starting in the sixteenth century. With on-line publications and a database of archival descriptions of sources on Russian-Dutch relations from Russian archives.

Nicholas and Alexandra(599 clicks)
Birth to death of what has become a romanticized couple.

Pictures of Russian History(579 clicks)
S. Ivanov's picture of 1908-13, giving an insight into the manner in which the Russian Empire was portrayed.

Red Flag, 1917-1940(550 clicks)

Reference Sources--Russian Literature(464 clicks)

Romanov Dynasty WWW Encyclopedia(466 clicks)
In Russian.

Russia and the former USSR(476 clicks)
An illustrated history

Russia Lecture List(457 clicks)
Forty-eight lectures about Russian and the Soviet Union by Gerhard Rempel of Western New England College.

Russia on the Web(463 clicks)
Here's an interactive Internet access to everything Russian.

Russia: Primary Documents(924 clicks)

Russian Art from the Hulmer Collection(456 clicks)

Russian Empire, 1895-1910(522 clicks)
"a computer database listing 900 stereoscopic photographs of Russia in the Keystone-Mast collection. During Dr. Minachin's visit in May, 1993, the California Museum of Photography scanned a number of images for a prototype pictorial database. Dr. Minachin and his staff have developed a sophisticated image database which can be searched based upon a variety of criteria. This database provides access to detailed textual descriptions, city maps, images as enlargements, stereoscopic views and significant details useful in architectural analysis. The graphical user interface also lends itself to bilingual presentation in Russian and English."

Russian History from Bucknell Univesity(501 clicks)
This page attempts to capture the flavor of the rich diversity evolving over Russian history.

Russian History home Page(491 clicks)

Russian History on the Web(557 clicks)
"The purpose of "Russian History on the Web" is to provide a critical guide to web resource relating to Russian history so as to make the new medium useful for researchers and their students."

Russian History Websites(498 clicks)
On the Alexander Palace server.

Russian Revolution(368 clicks)

Russian studies(292 clicks)
Sites to link you to history, politics, and culture by Natasha Lyandres and Deborah Stanley

Russophilia(317 clicks)
Love of Russia.

S. M. Prokudin-Gorskii Photographs of the Russian Empire(320 clicks)

St Petersburg: 1900(349 clicks)
Photographic travelogue

St. Petersburg--1900(372 clicks)
Photographic travelogue of the capital of Imperial Russia.

State Hermitage Museum(296 clicks)
"Situated in the centre of St Petersburg the State Hermitage Museum is housed in five magnificent buildings created by celebrated architects of the 18th to 19th century. The Winter Palace, formerly the residence of Russian Emperors which was constructed between 1754 and 1762 after a design of Bartolomeo Rastrelli, occupies an important place amongst the other constructions of the overall Museum ensemble."

Students, Professors, and the State in Tsarist Russia(300 clicks)
Scholarly book by Samuel D. Kassow

Successors of Rome: :Russia, 862-Present(448 clicks)

THE FIRST PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT, 1917(316 clicks)
The first provisional government of the Russian Revolution.

The House of Romanov(314 clicks)
The family tree of the Romanovs.

The House of Rurik(321 clicks)
Russian ruling dynasty from the 9th century until the Romanovs.

The Kremlin(302 clicks)
Virtual tour of the famous Moscow site.

The Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk(381 clicks)
3 March, 1918. Treaty between Germany and Russia

The Russian Civil War: 1918-1921(308 clicks)
Lecture by Professor Gerhard Rempel.

The Russian Post-Emancipation Household: Two Villages in the Moscow Area(309 clicks)
Explores "the household and family patterns among Russian peasants in the period following the emancipation of the serfs in 1861."

The Russian Revolution(338 clicks)
Good general site.

The Russian Revolution of 1917: A Guide to Electoral Behavior in Revolutionary Russia(352 clicks)
Elections in Petrograd in 1917; Elections in Moscow in 1917; Totals for Elections to the Constituent Assembly; Proportion of Seats in Constituent Assembly by Party, 1918; Comparison of Election Results for the Constituent Assembly by Region; Elections to the Constituent Assembly from Western Front of the Army; Totals for Election to the Constituent Assembly from Kursk Province, a Rural Constituency; Totals for Election to the Constituent Assembly from Vladimir Province, an Urban Constituency; Totals for Election to the Constituent Assembly from Petrograd Province, an Urban Constituency.

The Ships of Russia(371 clicks)

Three Hundred Years of the Russian Navy(326 clicks)
Large site from St. Petersburg.

Three Men in Russia: Marye, Robins, and Francis, 1914-18(319 clicks)
"American goals in Russia were murkily defined in the years 1914-17. On the face of things a prime goal was the restoration of a 1832 treaty that had been condemned in 1911, cancelled in 1912 because of United States' unhappiness with the behavior of the Russian government in regards to its Jewish population."

Three Men in Russia: Marye, Robins, and Francis, 1914-18 (Bibliography)(297 clicks)
The selected bibliography for Three Men in Russia: Marye, Robins, and Francis, 1914-18.

Tsarist State(381 clicks)

Twilight Of Royalty(350 clicks)