The Russian Revolution of 1917 was a defining moment in world history, setting the stage for political upheaval and ideological conflict that shaped the modern world. From the fall of the Romanovs to the rise of Bolshevik rule, the revolution’s effects extended far beyond Russia’s borders, influencing movements and governments worldwide. This concise and thought-provoking book provides a clear narrative of the revolution while critically examining its causes and complexities. Through insightful analysis, Christopher Ward and John Thompson encourage readers to explore the key events and lasting consequences of 1917, making it an essential resource for understanding one of history’s most pivotal moments.