The Soviet Colossus: History and AftermathM.E. Sharpe, 2001 - 465 頁 A history of modern Russia. Kort begins by providing an overview of the historical background, he then begins with the establishment of the Bolshevik Dictatorship and then tells the story of Communist Russia before concluding with a section on the first 10 years of post-Soviet Russia. |
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... proletariat . Here Lenin's difficulties arose not because the proletariat wanted to put any limits on his political activity , but precisely because Lenin wanted to control the proletariat's political ac- tivity . In this case , Lenin ...
... proletariat . Here Lenin's difficulties arose not because the proletariat wanted to put any limits on his political activity , but precisely because Lenin wanted to control the proletariat's political ac- tivity . In this case , Lenin ...
第 155 頁
... proletariat was too weak to rule because it had disintegrated as a class during the recent difficult years . Shlyapnikov's caus- tic reply must have hurt as only the truth can : " Vladimir Ilyich said yester- day that the proletariat as ...
... proletariat was too weak to rule because it had disintegrated as a class during the recent difficult years . Shlyapnikov's caus- tic reply must have hurt as only the truth can : " Vladimir Ilyich said yester- day that the proletariat as ...
第 158 頁
... proletariat , the very same class that since 1902 he had insisted was inept and unconscious and needed his " van- guard " to lead it along . Now it was the vanguard that needed help . That is why Lenin suggested that 75 to 100 workers ...
... proletariat , the very same class that since 1902 he had insisted was inept and unconscious and needed his " van- guard " to lead it along . Now it was the vanguard that needed help . That is why Lenin suggested that 75 to 100 workers ...
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Strangers in a Strange Land | 32 |
Capitalism Comes to Russia | 47 |
The Revolutionaries Regroup | 54 |
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