Before the revolution of 1917, Iulii Martov was arguably a more prominent figure in Russia’s socialist movement than Vladimir ...

I am hopeful that Hesperus Phosphorus! will be further developed and that its setting and characters are revisited in an ...

NYC's The Death of Rasputin creates a beautiful, democratic kind of immersion in its gorgeously fresh take on immersive theater.

For those seeking even more detail on what they can expect, The Death of Rasputin ‘s official website explains, “Your fate awaits in 1916 Petrograd, Russia—where war, scandal, and the occult ...

Part 2: fifteen years later, while fleeing Petrograd, Nabokov’s father is accosted on a bridge by a gray-bearded peasant, who asks for a light and proves to be Kuropatkin in disguise.

Social Democracy: Petrograd 1917, another incredibly me-coded, free, and browser-based gem from the same dev—Autumn Chen—who made the aforementioned Rudolf Hilferding sim.

There’s a scandalously radical something currently streaming on Disney+. It’s a granular, more subversive vision that has been grounding the grandiose space operatics of that beloved galaxy ...

The book invites readers to follow the thinking of Duma members, the collapse of the Russian army facing German invaders, and the machinations of the Soviet of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies ...

He returned to Petrograd and convened a meeting of his party on October 10. Lenin then forced through a decision (by 10 votes to 2) to prepare an uprising.

The date of March 8 became significant in 1917, when women in the Russian capital of Petrograd protested and went on strike, demanding food and the end of the empire. A week later, the Tsar abdicated.

In Petrograd I had friends, possessions, money, servants, and heart’s ease but for my husband’s death. I could look forward to declining years of comfortable leisure.