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Fra International Socialism Journal nr. 76

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Editorial (ISJ 76, Autumn 1997)

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[Contents]

Mike Haynes: Was there a parliamentary alternative in Russia in 1917?

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Russia’s revolution has remained intensely controversial for every one of the 80 years since it took place. One central charge made time and again by right-wing and liberal critics of the revolution is that the peaceful emergence of a parliamentary regime was frustrated by the Bolshevik revolution of October 1917. Mike Haynes’s rebuttal of this argument is unusual in taking the options of Russia’s rulers as its starting point. He emphasises the political choices made by the parties of the right and by the socialist supporters of the government. He concludes by demonstrating how these strategies failed to address the most fundamental concerns of the Russian masses and so propelled them towards adopting a revolutionary solution to the crisis.
Alternative URL: REDS – Die Roten.

Megan Trudell: Prelude to revolution: Class consciousness and the First World War

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Judy Cox: A light in the darkness. (M Philips Price: "Dispatches from the Revolution: Russia 1916-18")

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Pete Glatter: Victor Serge: writing for the future (Victor Serge: "Russia Twenty Years After")

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Gill Hubbard: A guide to action (P Le Blanc (ed): "From Marx to Gramsci")

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Chris Bambery: Review article: Labour's history of hope and betrayal

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