Are there any worthwhile textbooks on comprehensive Russian history?

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>>3374858
A convise history of Russia by Paul Bushkovitch should do it.

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>>3374936
Thank you
Currently reading through Richard Pipes' Russia Under the Old Regime

>>3374936
(((Bushkovitsch)))
Fucking hell

>>3375060
Back to /pol/

>>3374858
History of the Russian State by Karamzin

>>3375612
Well you don't know history if you think a jew or an anglo wouldn't be biased against Russia.

>>3376062
First you have no proof hes a jew. Second you havent read his work making you a stupid fuck who makes judgements based on a last name.

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Russia: People and Empire, by Geoffrey Hosking. He discusses the different institutions and their relations with the state and common people, and how mismanagement of these institutions led to the fall of the Tsarist state.

>>3376138
Бyшкeвич is a jew name.

>>3374858
Don't read anything written by an Anglo. It would be biased and simply factually incorrect.

>>3374858
what building is that?

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>>3379875
Church of the Transfiguration, Kizhi Pogost, Karelia, Russia
Built late 17th Century, completely free of nails