David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye and Bruce W. Menning (eds.), "Reforming the Tsar's Army. Military Innovation in Imperial Russia from Peter the Great to the Revolution."
Woodrow Wilson Center Press and Cambridge University Press | 2004 | ISBN 0521819881 | 362 pgs. | PDF | 295MB
CONTENTS
Universal Service Reform 1873-83 - Baumann
Limits of Reform: The Multiethnic Imperial Army Confronts Nationalism 1874-1917 - Hagen
Forerunners of the Komsomol: Scouting in Imperial Russia - Jones
Strategic Railroads and the Dilemmas of Mobilization - Kipp
The Russian Military Press in the Reform Era - Willis Brooks
Reforming Military Intelligence - Schimmelpenninck
Russian Military Attaches and the Wars of the 1860s - Persson
Building Foundations for Effective Intelligence - Rich
Russian Military Reform in the Age of Napoleon - Kagan
The Caucasus Factor in Russian Military Reform - Oleinikov
The Offensive Revisited: Russian Preparations for Future War 1906-14 - Menning
Challenge of Reforming Imperial Russian General Staff Education 1905-1909 - Steinberg
Politics of Command in the Army of Peter the Great - Bushkovitch
G. A. Potemkin and A. I. Chernyshev: Two Dimensions of Reform and Russia's Military Frontier - Menning
Miliutin contra Moltke: Russia's Refusal to Adopt a Prussian-Style General Staff - Airapetov
The Military and Imperial Russian History - McDonald
Imperial Russia and Military History - Showalter
Russian Military History and the Present - Odom
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