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Reddit mentions of Five Sisters: Women Against the Tsar (NIU Series in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies)
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This will probably sound lame, but one of the most interesting history books I read was "Russia and the Golden Horde"
It gives a comprehensive breakdown on the impact of mongolian leadership on the development of the early russian state and also serves as a great introduction to the long history of medieval peasant revolts which are a constant in Imperial Russian history.
I had an awesome professor that let me do a custom course on the history of uprisings and revolts in Russia and it was some of the most fascinating things I've ever read, there's so many amazing stories from pugachev up to the bolsheviks. Personal favorite book is about the Anarchist Women that help assassinate Tsar Alexander II 5 Sisters: Women against the Tsar