Moscow newspaper Russkoe Slovo after the February Revolution of 1917

The paper considers the last period of existence of the Moscow democratic newspaper Russkoe Slovo from March 1917 to August 1918. Characteristic of the political and ideological position taken by the newspaper editors during that period is provided. Details of the relationship between the Editorial Board of the newspaper and the Bolshevik leadership are revealed.

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