Philip Pomper Reihenfolge der Bücher
Philip Pomper ist ein angesehener Historiker, dessen Werk sich mit der russischen und modernen europäischen Geschichte befasst, mit einem besonderen Schwerpunkt auf Psychohistorie. Seine Forschung untersucht die komplexen Verbindungen zwischen historischen Ereignissen und der menschlichen Psyche. Als emeritierter Professor beeinflusst er das Feld weiterhin durch seine aufschlussreiche Analyse und seine Beiträge zum akademischen Diskurs.
- 2020
- 2010
Lenin's Brother: The Origins of the October Revolution
- 276 Seiten
- 10 Lesestunden
The gripping untold story of a terrorist leader whose death would catapult his brother―Lenin―to revolution. In 1886, Alexander Ulyanov, a brilliant biology student, joined a small group of students at St. Petersburg University to plot the assassination of Russia’s tsar. Known as “Second First March” for the date of their action, this group failed disastrously in their mission, and its leaders, Alexander included, were executed. History has largely forgotten Alexander, but for the most important consequence of his execution: his younger brother, Vladimir, went on to lead the October Revolution of 1917 and head the new Soviet government under his revolutionary pseudonym “Lenin.”Probing the Ulyanov family archives, historian Philip Pomper uncovers Alexander’s transformation from ascetic student to terrorist, and the impact his fate had on Lenin. Vividly portraying the psychological dynamics of a family that would change history, Lenin’s Brother is a perspective-changing glimpse into Lenin’s formative years―and his subsequent behavior as a revolutionary. 11 black-and-white illustrations