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Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution
Revolutionary Russia, 1992(1992). Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution. Revolutionary Russia: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 1-21.
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The February revolution in the Russian army
Soviet Studies, 1970(1970). The February revolution in the Russian army. Soviet Studies: Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 3-23.
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1977
In 1914 the great majority of the socialist parties of the belligerent countries, faced with actual hostilities, proved incapable of putting into practice the resolutions against war which they had adopted while war still remained a question of theory.
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In 1914 the great majority of the socialist parties of the belligerent countries, faced with actual hostilities, proved incapable of putting into practice the resolutions against war which they had adopted while war still remained a question of theory.
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1978
The third week of February 1917 was the last normal week. From the deck of his flagship, the Krechet, Vice-Admiral Nepenin could see the nucleus of his battle fleet, seven battleships, frozen into the North Harbour at Helsingfors (now Helsinki). With a few exceptions, the rest of the ‘Active Fleet’ — cruisers, destroyers, submarines, mine ships, and ...
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The third week of February 1917 was the last normal week. From the deck of his flagship, the Krechet, Vice-Admiral Nepenin could see the nucleus of his battle fleet, seven battleships, frozen into the North Harbour at Helsingfors (now Helsinki). With a few exceptions, the rest of the ‘Active Fleet’ — cruisers, destroyers, submarines, mine ships, and ...
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The February Revolution was a Totalitarian Revolution
1983Russia came to World War I as a country of developed state capitalism with a more and more distinct class of rulers-owners. Natural economic processes led, in the conditions of state feudalism, to the transformation of feudal rulers-owners into capitalist ones; also to the constant increasing of the scale of state intervention in economic life; and ...
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The Revolution of February 1917
1980Modern war imposes a terrible burden on society. If victory is feasible then a nation may hold together. Faced with almost certain defeat a society is more likely than not to disintegrate. Two great empires, one in Russia, the other in Austria-Hungary, found the demands of modern war too much for them.
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