Kronstadt Izvestia

Archive of the publication of the Kronstadt rebels, who fought to protect the gains of the Russian Revolution from the new Bolshevik authoritarianism.

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Izvestia

Izvestia of the Provisional Revolutionary Committee of Sailors, Soldiers and Workers of the town of Kronstadt - Issues 1-14, March 3-March 16, 1921.

Originally edited by Anatoli Lamanov .

Sometimes spelled: Isvestiia, Isvestia, Izvestia, Izvestiia, Isvestiya]

Translated by Scott Zenkatsu Parker and edited by Mary Huey

;= 1921: The history of the Kronstadt Rebellion

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The strategy and nature of Bolshevism

The final chapters of Gabriel and Dany Cohn-Bendit's book Obsolete Communism, the Left-Wing Alternative, which deal with the theory and practise…

Red Army soldiers attack the Kronstadt commune, 1921

The third revolution? Peasant resistance to the Bolshevik government

Nick Heath on the wave of rebellions and uprisings of rank-and-file Russian workers and peasants…

1921: Kronstadt: Proletarian spin-off of the Russian Revolution - Cajo Brendel

Cajo Brendel's pamphlet on the Kronstadt rebellion

The Bolsheviks and workers' control: the state and counter-revolution - Maurice Brinton

A remarkable pamphlet by Maurice Brinton exposing the struggle that took place over the running of…

Anarchists protest against the Bolshevik dictatorship.

Anarchists in the Russian Revolution - Paul Avrich

Paul Avrich's account of the anarchist movement during the Russian revolution.

Delegates to the first conference of factory committees

Beyond Kronstadt - the Bolsheviks in Power - "MK"

"MK" analyses the Russian Revolution, attempting a broader critical analysis than the usual back and forth over Kronstadt, including the…