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Orlando Figes, the famous Russian historian is mainly known for his several valuable writings based on Russian History. Through his books, he has been bringing forward some of the major aspects of Russian social history and culture. All the books written by Figes are acclaimed by some of the most popular critics from all over the world. Due to the huge popularity, most of his books are translated to several languages and are available at various terrains of the world. Some of his famous works also won many esteemed awards like ‘The NCR Book Award’, ‘The W.H. Smith Literary Award’, ‘The Wolfson Prize’, ‘The LA Times Book Prize’ and many others.

Well, Mr. Orlando Figes is basically from London. He is currently serving the reputed ‘Birkbeck University of London’ as a Professor of History. Figes also taught history at the University of Cambridge, before joining the University of London. Through his teachings and writings, he has been successfully able to help people to learn about the various untold stories, about the culture and tradition of Russia, especially at the time of Russian Revolution and the Civil War. The first three books written by Mr. Figes were solely dedicated to the Russian Revolution.

‘Peasant Russia, Civil War’ is his first notable work. The book was published in the year of 1989 and has been praised by readers from various parts of the globe. The book was mainly focused on a detailed research about the peasantry period in Volga. The book entails how the rural culture of the Soviet was changed during the Civil War and eventually transformed into a new era with young and literate peasants.

‘A People’s Tragedy’ is the second book written by Orlando Figes. In this book he demonstrated the political and social aspects of the revolution throughout the years till 1924, when Vladimir Lenin died. ‘Interpreting the Russian Revolution’ was the third one and was published in 1917. Figes is also known for several other popular books like The Whisperers, Crimea and Natasha’s Dance. ‘The Whisperers gained a huge response all over the world. It was also adapted theatrically and was performed at the well known National Theatre, London. His much awaited coming book is based on a true love story of Lev and Sveta, in Gulag. It has been unveiled by the writer, that the book is all about 1500 love letters from Lev to Sveta Mishchenko. It is expected to get published in 2013.

Orlando Figes was born in London, a city where several profound writers have lived and produced great literary works, on 20th of November, 1959. He grew up to be a Russian historian and currently holds a post of Professor of History at the University of London situated at Birkbeck. Raised by a single parent, Eva Figes, who is a feminist writer and his sister, Kate Figes, who is also an author, Orlando always had a writer’s atmosphere.

Literary Contributions of Orlando Figes

• Peasant Russian, Civil War: This was Orlando’s first book published in the year 1989. The book is based during the Civil War and the Russian Revolution. It depicts the peasantry situated in the Volga region during that time. He emphasizes on the sovereign temperament of the agrarian revolution in the time line 1917 to 1918. This has been regarded as an important book based on the Russian Revolution.
• A People’s Tragedy, The Russian Revolution: This was published in 1996 and was also translated into more than twenty different languages due to its popularity. This is also regarded as a significant book based on the Russian Revolution, as it states the scenario from the famine that occurred in 1891 till the death of Lenin, 1924. The book focuses on political and social history during that period and also narrates about numerous representative figures.
• Interpreting the Russian Revolution: Orlando wrote this book along with Boris Kolonitskii, who is another famous Russian historian. This book focuses on the revolutionary songs, political language, and the historical ideas of the people during the revolution, and the visual symbols.
• Natasha’s Dance: Published in the year 2002, the book proved to be a best seller and was translated into several languages as well. This book is based on the Russian culture and was even short listed to receive the Samuel Johnson Prize. The time line of this book is during the eighteenth century, when the rule of Peter the Great flourished in the country.
• The whisperers: Orlando Figes turned his attention to oral history with this book, which was published in the year 2007. The book holds a significant narration of Russia at the time of Stalin. He had to interview more than four hundred people, who had lived and experienced the Stalin period.

Orlando Figes has also received several awards like the Wolfson History award, the WH Smith Literary honor, NRC Book Award, Longman History Today Book trophy, Los Angeles Times Book award, Przeglad Wschodni Award, and was even short listed for several other awards.