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Solzhenitsyn A.I. Two hundred years together. Series: Studies in Contemporary Russian History. In 2 volumes. Moscow: Russian way. 2001-2002 512+.552s. Hardcover, regular format.

"Two Hundred Years Together (1795—1995)" is a literary and historical study by A. I. Solzhenitsyn, dedicated to Russian-Jewish relations in the Russian Empire and the USSR between 1795 and 1995. The first part covers the period from 1795 to 1916, the second - from 1917 to the end of the 20th century. In the preface to the book, the author writes that he repeatedly encountered the issue of Russian-Jewish relations in the course of many years of work on the historical epic "The Red Wheel" and expresses the hope "to find friendly interlocutors both among Jews and Russians."

Table:

Volume 1. In pre-revolutionary Russia. including the 18th century. Under Alexander I. Under Nicholas I. In the era of reforms. After the assassination of Alexander II. in the Russian revolutionary movement. The birth of Zionism. At the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. In the revolution of 1905. In the Duma time. Jewish and Russian awareness before the World War. Into the war (1914–1916).

Volume 2. Into the February Revolution. During 1917. In the Bolsheviks. In the Civil War. In exile between the two World Wars. Twenties. In the thirties. In the camps of the Gulag. Into the war with Germany. From the end of the war to the death of Stalin. Before the Six Day War. Breaking away from Bolshevism. The turnover of accusations against Russia. Beginning of Exodus. About assimilation.

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