The soviets: the Russian workers, peasants and soldiers councils 1905-1921 - Oskar Anweiler

All-Russian assembly of workers' councils, Petrograd 1917

All-Russian assembly of workers' councils, Petrograd 1917

A detailed study of the workers', soldiers' and peasants' councils which sprung up across Russia in the revolutions of 1905 and 1917.

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The Soviets- The Russian Workers, Peasants, and Soldiers Councils 1905-1921.pdf (11.69 MB)

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yeah this book has been on my mobile, been trying to get into it for a bit

I did the same for a while, but research for my book has lead me to start seriously reading it. Have you got anymore into it since you posted?

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