Dr. Lee A. Farrow is a Distinguished Research Professor and Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at Auburn University at Montgomery and Chair of the Department of History and World Cultures. She received her MA and PhD from Tulane University (1998) and has published extensively in the field of Russian–American studies.

“Potential Russia offers an in-depth exploration of Russian life during the First World War. Richard Washburn Child sympathetically describes the plight of refugees, the isolation of the royal family, and the state of the war effort, while insisting that deep patriotism will prohibit a separate peace or revolutionary upheaval. Lee Farrow’s excellent introduction makes this firsthand account of a pivotal era accessible to all.” — Alison Rowley, Department of History, Concordia University (Montreal)

• Introduction; 1. Between Yesterday and Tomorrow; 2. Cannon Meat; 3. All for Russia; 4. The Blight; 5. Czar and People; 6. Bureaucracy and National Spirit; 7. Russia’s Better Half; 8. The Miracle Measure; 9. The Future of Russia; 10. Resources and Development; 11. A Call to America; Index

Dr. Lee A. Farrow is a Distinguished Research Professor and Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at Auburn University at Montgomery and Chair of the Department of History and World Cultures. She received her MA and PhD from Tulane University (1998) and has published extensively in the field of Russian–American studies.

“Potential Russia offers an in-depth exploration of Russian life during the First World War. Richard Washburn Child sympathetically describes the plight of refugees, the isolation of the royal family, and the state of the war effort, while insisting that deep patriotism will prohibit a separate peace or revolutionary upheaval. Lee Farrow’s excellent introduction makes this firsthand account of a pivotal era accessible to all.” — Alison Rowley, Department of History, Concordia University (Montreal)

• Introduction; 1. Between Yesterday and Tomorrow; 2. Cannon Meat; 3. All for Russia; 4. The Blight; 5. Czar and People; 6. Bureaucracy and National Spirit; 7. Russia’s Better Half; 8. The Miracle Measure; 9. The Future of Russia; 10. Resources and Development; 11. A Call to America; Index