A people's history of the Russian Revolution:
The Russian Revolution may well be the most misunderstood event in modern history. In A People's History of the Russian Revolution, Neil Faulkner sets out to debunk the myths. In this fast-paced introduction to the tumultuous events, the Russian people are the heroes. Faulkner shows how a mass...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The Russian Revolution may well be the most misunderstood event in modern history. In A People's History of the Russian Revolution, Neil Faulkner sets out to debunk the myths. In this fast-paced introduction to the tumultuous events, the Russian people are the heroes. Faulkner shows how a mass movement of millions, organised in democratic assemblies, mobilised for militant action, destroyed a regime of landlords, profiteers and warmongers. He rejects caricatures of Lenin and the Bolsheviks as authoritarian conspirators, 'democratic-centralists' or the progenitors of Stalinist dictatorship. He argues that the Russian Revolution was an explosion of democracy and creativity - and that it was crushed by bloody counter-revolution and replaced with a monstrous form of bureaucratic state-capitalism. Laced with first-hand testimony, this history seeks to rescue the democratic essence of the revolution from its detractors and deniers, offering a perfect primer for the modern reader |
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Contents
Series Preface vii
Acknowledgements ix
Dates, Names, Prices, and Wages xi
Maps xii
Introduction 1
PART I: THE SPARK, 1825-1916
i The Regime 7
2 The Revolutionaries *7
3 Lenin and the Bolsheviks 52,
4 The Great War 88
PART II: THE TEMPEST, 1917
5 The February Revolution in
6 Dual Power 133
7 Counter-Revolution 157
8 The October Days 174
PART III: THE DARKNESS, 1918-1938
9 World Revolution? 207
l o The Revolution Besieged 2,23
11 Stalinism 237
Epilogue: A Century of War and Revolution 251
Timeline 254
Bibliography 265
Index 268
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BIBLIOGRAPHY ♦ 267
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Index
Alexander II, Tsar 35, 38
Alexandra, Tsarina 8-9, 107, 122
Aiexeyev, General 92, 131, 137—8
Antonov-Ovseyenko, Vladimir 203
Aristocracy, see nobility
army
Tsarist 17-8, 95-6
during 1917 Revolution 149-51
Austria 220
Badayev, Aleksei 47—8, 102
Baku 48
Bavaria: Soviet Republic 220
Bela Kun 220
Berlin 217—8
Bernstein, Eduard 97—8
Biennio Rosso in Italy 218—20
Black Hundreds 24, 194
Bloody Sunday, 1905 23
Bolsheviks
ideas on nature of revolution 43—6
general character 51
origins 61-2
ideas on party organisation 61—75
underground work 76—81
growth in 1912—14 84-5
anti-war agitation 103-4
role in February Revolution 112,
129-31, 142-3
Party Congress, April 1917 146
growing influence 152, 177—86
slandered as German agents 156,
158-62
during Kornilov Coup 168—72
and national question/right of
self-determination 178, 210
Party Congress, July/August 1917
186
conservatism of party leadership and
internal crisis 186, 188—92
Soviet government policy 208—11,
214-5
bureaucratisation of cadre 232, 236,
238-45
liquidation of cadre 245-6
Bonapartism, theory of 169
bourgeoisie 33—4, 39—40, 134, 136-7
boyars 13—4
Brest-Litovsk, Treaty of 227
Britain 220-1
Brusilov, General 163-4
Brusilov Offensive 89—90, 92-3
Buchanan, George 117
Bukharin, Nikolai 242, 245—7
bureaucracy under Tsarism 33
bureaucratic ruling class under Stalin
248
Bryant, Louise 213
Cadets (Constitutional Democratic
Party)
origins 34
in 1905 Revolution 44
on war 93
First Provisional Government 134
capitalism
in Russia 18—21, 39, 94
as world system 213-4
Catherine the Great, Tsarina 16
Cavaliers of St George 131, 165-6
Cheka and Red Terror 232—3
Chernov, Viktor 96, 155
Chemyshevsky, Nikolai 31—2
China 21-2, 221,249
Civil War 227-34, 238
combined and uneven development
20-1, 45-6
Comitetchiki (committee-people)
73—4
commissars 194, 198, 202
Communist Third International
(Comintern)
under Lenin 214—5
under Stalin 249—50
INDEX ♦ 269
consciousness, as motor of revolution
141-2, 196-8
Constituent Assembly 58—9, 175,
224—6
Cossacks 114, 116-7, 119-21, 123,
166, 168, 172, 200-2, 224
Crimean War 17-8, 21, 38
Death Battalions 161, 165-6
Decembrists 28-30
dictatorship of proletariat, theory of
44—6
dual power 140-1, 145, 158, 167,
169,216-7
Economism 64—5
education, under Soviet rule 211-2
Egypt 221
Ehrenburg, Ilya 231-2
Emancipation of Labour Group 42, 60
Engels, Frederick 16—7, 55-7
factory committees 152, 170, 181,
183-5
Finnish Regiment 147
First Machine-Gun Regiment 153,
155,208
First World War, see Great War
France 220
Freikorps 217—8
Garrison Conference 181, 194—5
German Communist Party (KPD) 218
German Revolution 216—8, 238
German Social Democratic Party
(SPD) 63, 97-100,218
Gramsci, Antonio 219
Great War
impact of outbreak 86—7, 96—100
character as modem industrialised
warfare 90-1
casualties 90—1
logistical and economic crisis 91—2,
102-3
war profiteering 94—5, 102
war fever 99—100
state repression 101—2
desertion 105—6, 179
disintegration of army at front
149-51, 178-80
ending of war by revolution 210,
215-6, 226-7
Golden Horde 12—3
Gorky, Maxim 126, 150, 190
Guchkov, Alexander 134, 136-8
Gulags 246-9
Herzen, Alexander 30-1
Hungary: Soviet Republic 220
imperialism, Tsarist 16-7, 21-2, 95,
104-5
Imperialism: The highest stage of
capitalism 105
India 221
industrialisation
under Tsarism 18-21
under Stalinism 248
intelligentsia 30-4, 50, 135—6
investment, foreign, in Russia 19
Iraq 221
Ireland 221
Iskra (‘The Spark') 30, 67
Italy: Biennio Rosso 218—20
Ivan the Great 13
Ivan the Terrible 13—4
Izmailovsky 128, 155
Japan 22
Junkers 165—6, 168, 200—2
Kamenev, Lev 142—3, 145, 190-1,
245-6
‘Kapp Putsch’ 218
Kautsky, Karl 63
Kayurov, Benjamin 112, 119
Kerensky, Alexander 135, 148—50,
158, 160-7, 169-70, 175, 202, 224
Kerensky Offensive 162—3
Khabalov, Sergei 117, 122—3, 128
Kollontai, Alexandra 213
Kornilov, General 164—73
Kowel, Battle of 89
Kronstadt, role in revolution 146—7,
153-5, 160-1, 171, 182
Kronstadt Rebellion 233—4
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Krupskaya, Nadezhda 53—4,64, 68,
74-5
kulaks (rich peasants) 39—40, 236,
239-40, 248-9
Land and Liberty 35
land committees 177, 181
League of Officers 165—6
Left Social-Revolutionaries (Left
SRs) 140, 193-4, 208
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich 112, 225
The Development of Capitalism in
Russia 39—41
on revolutionary-democratic
dictatorship of proletariat and
peasantry 44-5, 57
on party organisation 50-1, 61—75,
81-2, 186
background and early life 53—4
conception of revolution 54-5,
57-9, 68-9
early socialist activity 61
on centrality of proletariat 74—5
influence on revolutionary
underground 80-1
against both liquidationism and
ultra-leftism 83
reaction to SPD vote for war 98
Imperialism: The highest stage of
capitalism 104—5
return to Russia and April Theses
143-6
during July Days 152, 160
during Kornilov Coup 169-70
on insurrection 186—92
State and Revolution 187—8
role and policy in Soviet
government 203—4, 208, 211
on world revolution and Russia’s
internal crisis 226, 233—6, 239—41
death 238, 244
Lettish sharpshooters 178
Liebknecht, Karl 216—7
Lunacharsky, Anatoly 212
Luxemburg, Rosa 97, 100, 217, 250
Lvov, Prince 136
Martov, Julius 69-71
Marx, Karl 41, 55-7, 173, 213^1
Marxism 55
Mensheviks
ideas on nature of revolution 43
and party split 69-72
and liquidationism 82—3
in soviets in 1917 139—40
(see also Reformists)
Michael Romanov, Tsar 15
Mikhail, Grand Duke 134-5
Military Revolutionary Committee
180, 191, 193-5, 201-3
Milyukov, Pavel 93, 96, 134-7, 146,
148
Mongols 12—3
Moscow
1905 Revolution 24
revolutionary underground 76—7
February Revolution 131
State Conference 164—5
Moscow Regiment 127
Muscovy 13-5
Mussolini, Benito 220
mutiny 124—9, 179-80
Narodniks 31, 34—6, 42, 53-5, 74, 140
Narodnya Volya (‘People’s Will’)
35-6, 53—4
nationalism and self-determination
137, 178
New Economic Policy (NEP) 236,
239-40, 244
Nicholas I, Tsar 28
Nicholas II, Tsar 8, 11-2, 86-7, 122,
131-2, 134-5
nobility 14-5, 29, 33-^, 38, 176-7
Novgorod 13—4
Octobrists 134
Odessa 77
Order No. 1 137-8, 161
Paris Commune, 1871 187-8
Pavlovich, Dmitri 107
Pavlovsky Regiment 125—6
peasantry 14—5, 32, 34—42, 95—6,
102-3, 137, 149-50
land-war, 1917 175—8, 210
‘scissors crisis’ 234—6, 246-9
INDEX ♦ 271
permanent revolution, theory of 45-7,
56-7
Peter and Paul Fortress 200
Peter the Great, Tsar 15-6
Petrograd/St Petersburg
1905 Revolution 23-A 40, 82-3
1825 Decembrist Revolt 28—9
1876 ‘Land and Liberty’ demonstra-
tion 35
social conditions 47-9, 102
strikes and early socialist
organisation 60—1
1912-14 upsurge 85-7
February Revolution 112-32
April Days 146-8
July Days 153-5, 158-61
Kornilov Coup 165-7, 170—1
‘peaceful review of forces’ 195-6,
198-9
October Insurrection 199-203
economic crisis after revolution
212-3, 227
Piatnitsky, Osip 75-81
Plekhanov, Georgi 9, 35, 42, 58-9,
60-1
police 114-6, 119-21, 125
Port Arthur 21-2
Pravda 143-5, 191
Preobrazhensky Regiment 125—7, 155
prison and exile, experience of 79
Progressive Bloc 134-5
proletariat
under Tsarism 19-21, 43-9, 55-6,
106
during revolution 137, 212—3
disintegration after revolution
231-2, 234-5, 239
Protopopov, Alexander 108, 114, 118
Provisional Government
First 134-5, 137, 148
Second 148
Third 158, 167-8, 200-3
Pulkovo Heights, Battle of 224
Purishkevich, Vladimir 107—8
Putilov works 114, 118, 153, 170, 197
Rakovsky, Christian 243
railways 19, 21—2
Ransome, Arthur 86-7, 211-2
Raskolnikov, Fyodor 147, 153-5, 161
Rasputin 8,107-8
Red Army 228-30
Reed, John 196-201, 209
Red Guards 155, 170, 182, 203
reformism 64—5, 71
Reformists (Mensheviks and SRs)
139-41, 148,151-2, 164-5, 175
regimental committees 181, 194-5
Revolution, 1905 23-5, 44
revolution, general character 62, 182,
187-8, 193
revolutionary paper 65-6, 80
revolutionary party, theory of 59-60,
69-71, 188
Revolutions, 1848 16—7, 56
Rodzianko, Mikhail 136
Russia
geography 10
society 10-1, 19-21, 33
villages and farming 36-41
Russian Social Democratic Labour
Party (RSDLP) 58-9
Second Congress (1903) 67, 69-72
Sixth (Bolshevik) Congress (1912)
84
Russo-Japanese War 21—2
Russo-Turkish War 21
St Petersburg, see Petrograd
St Petersburg League of Struggle for
the Emancipation of the Working
Class 61
Savage Division 165—7, 172
Schlusselburg Powder Works 154
Semenovsky Regiment 128, 155
serfdom 38-9
Serge, Victor 233
Shlyapnikov, Alexander 50-1, 85-6,
98-9, 103, 123—4, 130, 159
Smolny Institute 199-201
Social Democrats
in 1905 Revolution 25—6
origins and early years 42-4, 50-1,
60-1, 64-5, 82-3
(see also Bolsheviks, Mensheviks,
and Russian Social Democratic
Labour Party)
272 ♦ A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Social-Revolutionaries (SRs) 139—40,
152, 177
(see also Reformists)
‘socialism in one country’ 214, 232,
242-5, 249
Soviets
St Petersburg Soviet of Workers’
Deputies, 1905 24
Petrograd Soviet of Workers’ and
Soldiers’Deputies, 1917 135-9,
152
Executive Committee of Petrograd
Soviet 142
First All-Russian Congress of
Soviets 151-2
Committee for Struggle with
Counter- Revolution 168-70
Military Revolutionary Committee
180 '
growing Bolshevik influence 183
Second All-Russian Congress of
Soviets 193, 203-4,208-9, 225
Sovnarkom (Council of People’s
Commissars) 208,210-1, 225
Spain
Trieno Bolchevista 220
revolution in Catalonia 250
Spartakus Rising 217
Stalin, Joseph 142-3, 146, 191, 236,
241-5, 247
state, nature of 121, 124
State and Revolution 187—8
state capitalism 246-9
State Conference 164-5
Stolypin, Peter 40, 82
strikes 49, 60-1, 83-6, 106-7, 112-3,
129
Struve, Peter 44
Sukhanov, Nikolai 112, 125-6, 136,
150-1, 166, 189, 192-3,199, 241
Tartars 12-3
terrorism 35-6, 53
Tolstoy, Leo 17-8, 29
Tomsky, Mikhail 145-6,246
Trotsky, Leon 26, 99-100, 155
theory of permanent revolution 45-7
on revolution in general 62, 121-2,
238-9
on war profiteering 94-5
reaction to SPD vote for war 98
on February Revolution 117-22,
128, 135
joins Bolsheviks 152—3
on July Days 160-2
on Kornilov Coup 166-7, 169-72
on peasant land-war 177-8
on October Insurrection 177-8,
181-2, 185, 191-2, 195-6, 200
role in October Insurrection 192-5,
200, 203
role in Soviet government 208
on dissolution of Constituent
Assembly 225-6
on peace or war 227
leadership of Red Army 228—9
on bureaucratic degeneration 240,
245-6
death 246
Tsarism 8-9, 11-7,20-1
Ulyanov, Alexander 53
united front, theory of 170
universities (and students) 33
village communes 34, 177, 181
Volynsky Regiment 126-7
\yborg district 112-5,120-1, 127,153
War Communism 231-6, 238
What is to be Done?
by Chemyshevsky 31-2, 53-4
by Lenin 54,68-9, 74
Whites, in Civil War 227-30
Winter Palace, storming of 202-3
Witte, Sergei 18, 37, 49
Wollenberg, Erich 229
women 113, 210
Women’s Death/Shock Battalion
200-2
worker-intellectuals 49-50
workers’ control of industry 184—5,
210
working class, see proletariat
Yusupov, Felix 107-8
Zinoviev, Grigori 30, 59, 82-3,
154-5, 160,190-1,245-6
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