More than One Piece is Missing in the Puzzle - Moshe Lewin

Lewin replies to an article by W. Rosenberg on the relationship between the Bolsheviks and the working class in the 1917 revolutionary and post-revolutionary period.

More than One Piece is Missing in the Puzzle
Moshe Lewin

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