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Now this week I'm going to encourage you to maybe lay some groundwork for our next series

on the Russian Revolution by recommending the Great Courses section, a history of Russia,

from Peter the Great to Gorbachev.

It's 20 hours long, so it's going to go into quite a bit more detail on everything leading

up to the revolution than I'm going to be able to get into, not that I'm not going to

try mind you, but definitely download a history of Russia if you want to be fully brief for

our next series on the Russian Revolution.

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