This is a paperback print of a book not available elsewhere in print in English. It is being sold as a two-book volume. "Book 1" and "Book 2" are shown on the front covers as well on as the spines.
2019 edition printed in 2026
6" x 9" / 875 pages
Book description
Two Hundred Years Together is Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's two-volume historical examination of relations between Jewish and non-Jewish communities in Russia from the late eighteenth century through the Soviet period. The work discusses Jewish life under the Russian Empire, changing legal restrictions, economic and social relations, revolutionary politics, and developments after 1917. Solzhenitsyn uses historical accounts to explore episodes of cooperation, conflict, and mutual perceptions while presenting his own interpretations of these events. Originally published in Russian in 2001 and 2002, the volumes have attracted scholarly discussion about their sources and historical judgments. The work is relevant to readers studying Russian history, Russian-Jewish relations, and debates over the interpretation of the imperial and Soviet past.
