1. Background
- Christianity: Early History of the Orthodox and Catholic Traditions
- East Slavs: Ukrainian, Belorussian, and Russian National Identities
2. Muscovy, Russian Empire, and the Catholic Church
- Ivan the Great to Peter II, 1462-1762
- Catherine the Great to Alexander III, 1762-1894
- Nicholas II and the Provisional Government, 1894-1917
3. Soviet Russia and the Catholic Church, 1917-21
- Communist Government and the Catholic Church, 1917-20
- Communist Government and the Catholic Church, 1921
4. Soviet Russia and the Catholic Church, 1921-24
- Communist Government and the Vatican, 1921-24
- Communist Government and the Catholic Church, 1922-24
5. Catholic Church and Vatican Initiatives, Mid-1920s-1930
- Orthodox-Catholic Ties and the Albertyn Experiment
- The d’Herbigny Mission 126
6. Kremlin, Catholic Church, and Collectivization, 1928-33
- The Soviet Government, NEP, and Collectivization (4th Revolution) 149
- Correspondence Related to Collectivization from the Vatican Archives 161
7. Soviet Russia and the Catholic Church under Stalin, 1933-34
- International Scene, 1933-34
- Soviet Government and the Catholic Church, 1933-34
8. Soviet Russia and the Catholic Church under Stalin, 1935-39
- International Scene, 1935-39 205
- Soviet Government and the Catholic Church, 1935-39
9. Conclusion
