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When WWI began, Russians responded with patriotism, tears, and rioting. What happens if the textbook only tells one part of this story? An approach using textbooks as interpretations to be critically examined against key scholarship of Joshua Sanborn istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/02/russia…




After Keith Milne's AQA webinar on A-Level History 2023, some thoughts on #historyrevision as we come up to end of Y13👇 Good luck to all teachers and students! istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/03/a-leve… Katie Amery @katiehall1979 Versus History Richard Natalie Hopper @MVincentHistory


On this day in 1917, the Russian Provisional Government was established. Its first socialist member, Justice Minister Alexander Kerensky, became the "first love of the revolution" but fell spectacularly from power in October Русское наследие istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/01/the-fi…



In 1916, revolt in Central Asia pushed Russia to the brink. Why did civil war break out amid global war, and why is this labelled genocide by some today? Post on 1916 Revolt, teaching resources linked istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/03/the-ru… Versus History Parallel Histories BASEES SGRR




In 1937 and 1938, Stalin's terror targeted ethnic minorities. Where did Soviet ethnic violence come from? How can we make sense of it in our teaching? Origins, explanations, resources in latest post 👇 istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/05/the-em… Thanks to Shane O'Rourke especially! Robert Dale



Pogroms were intrinsic to Russian/Soviet history. How can we explain their occurrence and reoccurrence, and why is it so important we do? Post giving an approach and teaching resources using scholarship from Brendan McGeever and others 👇 istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/08/proble…



Choosing who should represent groups from the past isn't easy and throws up some dilemmas. New post considering what this means for History teachers, drawing esp. on work of @danlyndon and @CitoyenneClaire (thanks to Claire for generous feedback on this!) istorikteach.blogspot.com/2024/08/we-nee…
