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by Andrew Malozemoff (Author)
Russian Far Eastern Policy 1881-1904 by Andrew Malozemoff offers a rigorous reassessment of Russia's eastward expansion and the tangled diplomacy that led to one of the most decisive conflicts of the early twentieth century. Drawing on extensive archival research, Malozemoff reconstructs how Russia's ambitions in Manchuria, Korea, and China intersected with domestic politics, international rivalries, and the rise of aggressive ideologies. He shows how the Trans-Siberian Railway, the acquisition of Port Arthur, and Russia's conduct during the Boxer Rebellion shaped both regional dynamics and great power tensions.
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