Russian Revolution 1917

Second issue from the Second Series of Anarchy, published in March 1971 and focusses on the Kronstadt Revolt, Russian Anarchism and the Bolsheviks.

A short history of Anarchism both as a philosophy and as a movement, written during World War II.

A must read for anyone who really wants to understand the Russian Revolution, and whose enquiring minds are not deterred by Leninist orthodoxy.

An article from Solidarity for Workers’ Power vol. 7, no. 11 on the nature of the bureaucratisation seen in the Russian Revolution.

A short biography of Russian anarchist Genrikh Bogatsky

Julius Martov's denunciations of Bolsheviks use of capital punishment in contrast to their earlier campaigns against the death penalty when they…

The unpublished minutes of the three congresses held by the Left Socialist…

Fragments of information concerning the attitudes of the Bolshevik government in its early years to homosexuality.

Rudolf Sprenger's 1934 critique of the Bolsheviks and their role in the 1917 Russian Revolution, arguing they were ultimately a movement of…

Trotsky's March 28th 1918 address to the City Conference of the Russian Communist Party in Moscow…

To mark the anniversary of Rosa Luxemburg's birth 147 years ago (5 March) we offer this translation…

A short account of the circus clown duo Bim-Bom and their encounter with the Cheka in revolutionary Russia.