Read 547-558 A History of Russia, Read and be prepared to discuss these four primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 34-Stalin on Churchill; 35-Musicians’ the letter; 36-On West’s alliance; 37-Smirnov on vigilance *Comments on one of these four sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 6 De-Stalinization and Khrushchev Tuesday, April 11 Read 559-565 and 575-587 A History of Russia, Read and be prepared to discuss these four primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 38-TsK on Beria; 39-Khrushchev’s Secret Speech; on art; 41-Baranskaya’s Week *Comments on one of these four sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 13 Thursday, April 13 Read and be prepared to take a quiz on One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich worth 5 points Brezhnev and the of “years stagnation” Tuesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 20 Read 565-575 A History of Russia, Read and be prepared to discuss these five primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 42-Brezhnev in 1966; 43-Kovalev on Soviet bloc; 44-Sakharov on peace; 45-Solzhenitsyn’s letter; 46-Kuklin on jeans *Comments on one of these five sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 20 Mikhail Gorbachev, and the collapse of the Soviet Union perestroika, Tuesday, April 25 Read 617-639 A History of Russia, Read and be prepared to discuss these two primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 47-Latvian Sovereignty; 48-Gorbachev’s resignation A consideration of Vladimir Putin Thursday, April 27 Optional, but recommended: read 641-680 A History of Russia, In advance of our final class meeting, I will post a recent article about Vladimir Putin on Sakai Resources, along with guidelines for your paper. Read and be prepared to discuss this article. *Comments on sources 47 or 48 must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 27 Final course responsibilities Tuesday, May 9
Read A History of Russia, 547-558 Read and be prepared to discuss these four primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 34-Stalin on Churchill; 35-Musicians’ letter; 36-On the West’s alliance; 37-Smirnov on vigilance *Comments on one of these four sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 6 De-Stalinization and Khrushchev Tuesday, April 11 Read A History of Russia, 559-565 and 575-587 Read and be prepared to discuss these four primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 38-TsK on Beria; 39-Khrushchev’s Secret Speech; on art; 41-Baranskaya’s Week *Comments on one of these four sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 13 Thursday, April 13 Read and be prepared to take a quiz on One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich worth 5 points Brezhnev and the “years of stagnation” Tuesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 20 Read A History of Russia, 565-575 Read and be prepared to discuss these five primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 42-Brezhnev in 1966; 43-Kovalev on Soviet bloc; 44-Sakharov on peace; 45-Solzhenitsyn’s letter; 46-Kuklin on jeans *Comments on one of these five sources must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 20 Mikhail Gorbachev, perestroika, and the collapse of the Soviet Union Tuesday, April 25 Read A History of Russia, 617-639 Read and be prepared to discuss these two primary sources posted on Sakai Resources: 47-Latvian Sovereignty; 48-Gorbachev’s resignation A consideration of Vladimir Putin Thursday, April 27 Optional, but recommended: read A History of Russia, 641-680 In advance of our final class meeting, I will post a recent article about Vladimir Putin on Sakai Resources, along with guidelines for your paper. Read and be prepared to discuss this article. *Comments on sources 47 or 48 must be submitted via Sakai Assignments no later than 3 pm on April 27 Final course responsibilities Tuesday, May 9
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