Petrograd, the City of Trouble, 1914-1918
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108
1919
English
- Foreword by Hugh Walpole
- The Evening Review at Krassnoe
- July 24
- Declaration of War
- Moscow
- First Days at the Hospital
- 1915
- The Second Winter
- The Crimea
- Summer, 1916
- The Court
- The Murder of Rasputin
- The Gathering of the Storm
- Monday, March 12
- The Emperor's Abdication
- The First Weeks of the Revolution
- Spring, 1917
- The Women of Russia
- Bolshevik Rising of July
- July 17 and 18
- The Taking of the Fortress
- The Failure of the Russian Army
- The Coup D'Etat of Korniloff
- A Soldier
- Autumn, 1917
- The Bolsheviks Strike
- The Bolsheviks in Power
- The Mockery of Government
- Negotiations for Peace
- Rule of the Red Guard
- Anarchy
- Last Days in Petrograd
- The Soul of Russia
- The Journey from Russia
The author of this work was the daughter of the British ambassador to Russia. She was in St. Petersburg (renamed Petrograd in 1914) from before World War I to after the Bolshevik Revolution, leaving in January 1918. Rather than a dry retelling of the history of this period, the author gives a more personal view of the events, as she lived through them. - Summary by TriciaG
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