Intimate Letters from Petrograd Hospitality and service industries

Intimate Letters from Petrograd Hospitality and service industries"In April 1917, Walter Crosley assumed the position of naval attach to Petrograd and brought his wife, Pauline, with him. Over the next eleven months, the Crosleys witnessed the last gasps of the Russian Empire and the emergence of the new Bolshevik led communist regime. Throughout this period, Pauline wrote letters describing the changing political landscape and the challenges of daily life in a city in the midst (and in the wake) of revolution.

Max Nettlau’s Utopian Vision provides a historically grounded presentation of the entire literature of utopianism

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Britain’s Empires aims to tell the story of the colonial past as one marked by change and reinvention

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