Doomed dreamers. Four temporary governments or why the revolution was inevitable. Krasheninnikov P.

The proposed publication continues the author’s series of Pavel Krasheninnikov, which has already included the books “From the tribe to the empire. The emergence of the Russian state and law ”,“ the time of great reforms. The Golden Age of the Russian State and Law ”and the Twilight of the Empire. The Russian state and the right at the turn of the century. ” It covers a short but turning point for Russia from March to October 1917. It was a time of revolutionary changes, the explosive growth of social and political movements, as well as the rapid change of power. In the country, revolutions rattled one after another - the February Bourgeois and Great October Socialist Revolution.

How did the Provisional Government enter a political scene? How did the interests of the nation defend and why crashed? These and other issues receive a modern understanding in the book of a famous Russian jurist, doctor of legal sciences, professor Pavel Krasheninnikov. Exploring the legal decisions of the Provisional Government, the author reflects on what influence they had on the political system of Russia and the fate of a huge country.

If you are interested in the history of Russia, the history of state and law, this publication will become an invaluable contribution to the reader Library.

Pavel Vladimirovich Krasheninnikov - Doctor of Law, Professor, Specialist in Civil Law. The author of many scientific works in the field of private, public law; as well as the history of state and law. Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Presidential Council for Codification and Improving Civil Law.