Peter Gatrell

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Peter Gatrell


Born
June 04, 1950


A historian specializing in population displacement in the modern world and the economic and social history of Russia, Peter Gatrell is emeritus professor at the University of Manchester. He earned his undergraduate and PhD degrees from the University of Cambridge.

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The Unsettling of Europe: H...

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The Making of the Modern Re...

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A Whole Empire Walking: Ref...

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Russia's First World War: A...

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The Unsettling of Europe: T...

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The Tsarist Economy, 1850-1917

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Government, Industry and Re...

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Europe on the move: Refugee...

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Warlands: Population Resett...

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“Peasants farmed nine-tenths of arable land. Most allotments were cultivated by peasant households within a land commune, one of whose functions was to reallocate arable plots periodically in accordance with changes in family size and composition. (A German critic called periodic redistribution a device 'to ensure an equal right for everyone to die of starvation').”
Peter Gatrell, Russia's First World War: A Social and Economic History



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