The Leninist Facade In direct oppostion to what Marx advocated, the Bolsheviks tried to institute socialism without democracy. The damage to the socialist movement resulting from this was immense.
Dockers boycott SS Jolly George, 1920 A short account of UK dockworkers who in May 1920 refuse to load a ship carrying armaments bound for use against the revolution in Russia.
When insurrections die - Gilles Dauvé This is a reconceived version of 'Fascism and Anti-Fascism'. In this text, Dauvé shows how the wave of proletarian revolts in the first half of…
Nestor Makhno: Anarchy's Cossack - Alexandre Skirda The phenomenal life of Ukrainian peasant Nestor Makhno provides the framework for this breakneck account of the downfall of the Tsarist empire…
On the evolution of abuse - Lev Kamenev (Notes). Source: Under the Banner of Marxism, 1922, nr. 4, pp. 108–11. On some bourgeois rantings against Bolshevism. Reproduced for reference only.
The Petropavlovsk Resolution The demands of the Kronstadt insurgents. February 28, 1921; expressed in the “Resolution of the General Meeting of the Crews of the Ships of the…
Похороны П.А. Кропоткина в контексте Великой российской революции - А.Фёдоров / Funeral of Piotr Kropotkin in the context of the Great Russian Revolution by A.Fedorov This article is about funeral of Piotr Kropotkin and situation with social…
How Lenin led to Stalin - Workers Solidarity Movement Good short account of how the foundations of Stalinist terror were laid by the policies of Lenin and…
The Russian revolution and the international proletariat - Maria Koszutska This collection of articles, published during August 1918 in the newspaper of the PPS-Left, while…
Living in the shadow of Stalinism - Donald Parkinson Communists today must grapple with the difficult realities of the USSR, a society where capitalism didn’t operate but working class rule was…
Russia and Ukraine: history called up on national service The Russian and Ukrainian elites are mobilising, and misrepresenting, history, to justify each side…
The Russian Enigma - Ante Ciliga Originally written in 1936-37 and published in Paris, 1938 under the title "Au Pays du Grand Mensonge". The first part of his account of his time…