Revolutionary Russia [by] Oskar Anweiler [and others] Edited by Richard Pipes.

Author: Conference on the Russian Revolution (1967 : Harvard University)

Imprint:Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1968.

Descriptionx, 365 p. ; 25 cm.

Note:Cosponsored by the Joint Committee for Slavic Studies of the American Council of Learned Societies and the Russian Research Center of Harvard University.

Note:The breakdown of the tsarist autocracy / George F. Kennan ; comment by Hugh Seton-Watson -- The origins of Bolshevism: the intellectual evolution of young Lenin / Richard Pipes ; comment by Isaiah Berlin -- German political intervention in Russia during World War I / George Katkov ; comment by Alexander Dallin -- The political thought of the First Provisional Government / Leonard Schapiro -- The political ideology of the leaders of the Petrograd Soviet in the Spring of 1917 / Oskar Anweiler ; comment by Bertram D. Wolfe on the articles by Leonard Schapiro and Oskar Anweiler ; discussion -- The aspirations of Russian society / Marc Ferro ; comment by John M. Thompson ; discussion -- The Bolshevik Insurrection in Petrograd / Dietrich Geyer -- October in the provinces / John Keep ; comment by Merle Fainsod on the articles by Dietrich Geyer and John Keep ; discussion -- The origins of the Red Army / John Erickson ; discussion -- Town and country in the Civil War / Jan M. Meijer ; discussion -- A historical turning point: Marx, Lenin, Stalin / E.H. Carr ; comment by Henry L. Roberts ; discussion -- The relationship of Bolshevism to Marxism / Maximilien Rubel ; comment by Shlomo Avineri ; discussion -- The uses of revolution / Adam B. Ulam ; comment by Hannah Arendt ; discussion.

Bibliography Note:Bibliographical footnotes.

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