Revolution in Danger by Serge, Victor -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Introduction Chronology During the Civil War - Petrograd: May–June 1919 The Endangered City - Petrograd: Year Two of the Revolution

My road to Russia Perpetual danger facing Petrograd The rout The soldier’s mentality The Versailles troops have forced a door open There was a time … An article by Trotsky Petrograd by night The Communists Attitude of the neutral population Chaos, improvisation, doubt, anxiety The republic in danger The soviet Moral force On the streets Lev Davidovich Trotsky The law of the sword At the Peter-Paul Fortress Reversal The party’s effort The anarchists A gesture Yudenich: What happened on the other side of the front? In the circle of iron and fire Finland and Estonia The British General Marsh A democratic government A national army Victory and collapse The causes

The Anarchists and the Experience of the Russian Revolution

Preface The need to revise our ideas The new reality in history A definition of Bolshevism Lessons of the revolution The anarchists and the experience of the revolution The attitude of the Russian anarchists Centralization and Jacobinism The revolution is a sacrifice to the future The danger of state socialism The state and production The great confirmations of anarchism The role of anarchists in the communist movement The future

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