1917: Russia’s Red Year
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By Tim Sanders and John Newsinger
A revolution made by ordinary people that had the power to change everything – that is the story we follow through the lives of two young people Natalia and Peter. In 1917, Russian woman workers poured out of their factories, defied Cossacks armed with whips and took control of the streets. The government brought in the troops to restore order
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