Revolutionary Women in Russia, 1870-1917: A Study in Collective BiographyManchester University Press, 2000 - 232 頁 Most studies of the development of Marxism in Russia concentrate on male revolutionaries. It is only in the past twenty five years that scholars have begun to investigate the women who dedicated themselves to the cause of revolution. What then of the women who joined the revolutionary movement, and particularly the Bolshevik party, in their thousands? Revolutionary women in Russia is the first sustained analysis of female involvement in the revolutionary era of Russian history. By placing women centre stage, without exaggerating their involvement, this study enriches our understanding of women and revolutionary politics, and also provides a revealing insight in to this momentous period of Russian history. Revolutionary women in Russia is a powerful study of working women and Russian Marxism, which aims to engage readers with descriptions of 'real' revolutionary women. Based on a variety of sources that have not been previously translated into English, this book will appeal to all those with an interest in the Russian Revolution, twentieth-century history and gender studies. |
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1905 Revolution abroad agitation Aleksandra Aleksandra Kollontai Anna arrested and exiled became Bestuzhev Courses Black Repartition Boldyreva Bolshevik party born Broido Brusnev cent Chaikovtsy circles Combat Organisation Committee comrades Daughter deputies Ekaterina Elena Elizaveta Evgeniia factory workers father February Revolution feldsher fellow revolutionary female revolutionaries female workers Figner Gentry Grigor'eva husband Ibid imprisoned intelligentsia Ivanovo Ivanovo-Voznesensk joined the RSDRP Karelina katorga Kiriakina Klavdiia Kollontai Krupskaia Kudelli labour Lidiia Liubatovich lived male workers Mariia Married a fellow Mensheviks midwife Moscow Nadezhda Narodniki nd nd née Nevzorova Nikolaeva numbers of women October Revolution Ol'ga participation peasant Perovskaia Petrograd political Praskov'ia prison professional revolutionary propaganda Rabotnitsa radical revoliutsionerki revolutionary activities revolutionary movement Russian seamstress Siberia sisters sluzhashchii social democratic social origins Socialist Sof'ia Soviet St Petersburg strike student Sunday school textile worker tion tionary trade union Tsederbaum tutor Vera Figner Vyborg woman women workers working-class Zurich
