Yakimova, Anna, 1856-1942 A short biography of Russian revolutionary Anna Yakimova, a.k.a. Anna Vasilevna Yakimova-Dikovsky.
Sapronov and the Russian Revolution - Yurii Colombo Source: International Socialist Review, Winter 2016-17. Contains translated excerpts of Sapronov’s essay 'The Death-Throes of the Petty Bourgeois…
Russia 1917: why not anarchism? Article from Red & black: an anarchist journal from 1975 attempting to explain why anarchists were not successful during the Russian revolution.
Interactive map of workers’ councils (1917-1927) The 1917 revolution in Russia, and the comeback of workers’ councils, signalled the start of a revolutionary wave that spread across the world…
Top 10 texts about the 1917 Russian Revolution A century after the Bolsheviks seized power from the soviets, libcom.org choose some of the best texts about an uprising that changed the world…
Different critics of the Bolsheviks - Karl Kautsky 24 March 1918, Mitteilungsblatt (der Berliner SPD). Translation (in part) of Verschiedene Kritiker der Bolschewiki. Reproduced for reference.
Documents and materials of the 1917 Petrograd soviet Protocols, transcripts and reports, resolutions, decisions of the general meetings, section meetings, meetings of the Executive Committee and…
Ante Ciliga - Gesprek met Lenin in Stalin’s gevangenis Een hoofdstuk uit Ante Ciliga's in 1936-37 geschreven "Het Russische raadsel" over het verval van de…
The Preobrazhensky papers Historians generally recognise Preobrazhensky as the most famous Soviet economist of the 1920s. English-language readers know him best as author of The New Economics and co-author (with Bukharin ) of The ABC of Communism. The documents in this volume, many newly discovered and almost all translated into English for the first time, reveal a Preobrazhensky previously unknown, whose interests ranged far beyond…
La du Oktobroj: Petro Arĉinof Eseo sur la temo de la Oktobro Rusa Revolucio, kaj la kontraŭrevolucian rolon de la bolŝevisto partio.