Belyaev. Nikolai Mikhailovich (Nikita) (1898 or 1900-1937)
Submitted by Battlescarred on Feb 8 2019 10:24
A short biography of Russian anarchist Nikolai Belyaev who spent many years in prison and exile under the Soviet regime
Soziale Befreiung - Writings on the Russian Revolution (1917-1921)
Submitted by Blesk on Oct 2 2018 14:49
Soziale Befreiung
Für die revolutionäre Selbstaufhebung des Proletariats!
For the revolutionary self-abolition of the proletariat!
Schriften zur russischen Revolution (1917-1921)
Writings on the Russian Revolution (1917-1921)
Anarchist Analysis of The Russian Revolution
Submitted by Ivysyn on Sep 30 2018 08:35
Deriving lessons for the modern Anarchist movement from one of the most important revolutionary events in history.
The Bolsheviks come to power - Alexander Rabinowitch
The Bolsheviks Come to Power is one of the most important histories of the Russian Revolution to challenge the mainstream narratives.
Review – Anarchist Encounters: Russia In Revolution
A must read for anyone who really wants to understand the Russian Revolution, and whose enquiring minds are not deterred by Leninist orthodoxy.
Revolutionary Bureaucracy – Solidarity
An article from Solidarity for Workers’ Power vol. 7, no. 11 on the nature of the bureaucratisation seen in the Russian Revolution.
Bogatsky, Genrikh Markovich (1889-after 1923?} aka Heinrich Bogatzki
Submitted by Battlescarred on Apr 23 2018 10:35
A short biography of Russian anarchist Genrikh Bogatsky
Rosa Luxemburg’s The Russian Revolution - Onorato Damen
Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 16 2018 17:21
To mark the anniversary of Rosa Luxemburg's birth 147 years ago (5 March) we offer this translation of Onorato Damen's introduction to the Italian translation to her famous work on the Russian Revolution.
Bim-Bom, Bang Bang! Chekists and Clowns
Submitted by Battlescarred on Mar 6 2018 18:27
A short account of the circus clown duo Bim-Bom and their encounter with the Cheka in revolutionary Russia.
Lenin orders the massacre of sex workers, 1918
Lenin's letter to G. F. Fyodorov ordering "mass terror, shoot and deport the hundreds of prostitutes who are making drunkards of the soldiers, former officers and the like." in Nizhni, where the Czech white forces were amassing. Kaganovich implemented the terror although while there is some evidence of a sex industry operating in Nizhni (see comments) actual executions during the terror are estimated to be in the low hundreds and predominately men.
