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2011
In the shadow of civil rights legislation, as the children of Southern-born parents came of age in Northern cities and assumed new roles in the manufacturing and public service sectors, groups founded upon revolutionary and black nationalist discourses reached extraordinary levels of visibility.
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In the shadow of civil rights legislation, as the children of Southern-born parents came of age in Northern cities and assumed new roles in the manufacturing and public service sectors, groups founded upon revolutionary and black nationalist discourses reached extraordinary levels of visibility.
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2015
Founded in 1919, the Comintern was global in its political ambitions. Taking a clear distance from the prevailing nationalism of the period of the First World War and indeed rejecting the very idea of the nation, the organization defined itself as internationalist.
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Founded in 1919, the Comintern was global in its political ambitions. Taking a clear distance from the prevailing nationalism of the period of the First World War and indeed rejecting the very idea of the nation, the organization defined itself as internationalist.
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1981
One branch of history above all occupied Marxist historians during the late 1920s and early 1930s: the history of the Bolshevik Party and of the Russian revolutionary movement. Given the dominant role of the party in Soviet life and the fact that most Marxist historians were party members, this emphasis was natural.
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One branch of history above all occupied Marxist historians during the late 1920s and early 1930s: the history of the Bolshevik Party and of the Russian revolutionary movement. Given the dominant role of the party in Soviet life and the fact that most Marxist historians were party members, this emphasis was natural.
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1995
The most contentious policy area facing Curzon and Lloyd George in October 1919 was relations with Soviet Russia. The Bolshevik government had signed a Russo-German armistice in December 1917. Three months later, the landing of 130 Royal Marines at Murmansk, to protect vast quantities of war material supplied by the Allies, signalled the start of an ...
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The most contentious policy area facing Curzon and Lloyd George in October 1919 was relations with Soviet Russia. The Bolshevik government had signed a Russo-German armistice in December 1917. Three months later, the landing of 130 Royal Marines at Murmansk, to protect vast quantities of war material supplied by the Allies, signalled the start of an ...
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1992
Violent peasant and non-Russian resistance to Soviet power forced the Bolsheviks to recognize and to deal with the major social disparities within the largest country in the world. Although the tsarist political order collapsed in the spring of 1917, the social, economic and cultural legacy of the old order remained. Beginning in the sixteenth century,
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Violent peasant and non-Russian resistance to Soviet power forced the Bolsheviks to recognize and to deal with the major social disparities within the largest country in the world. Although the tsarist political order collapsed in the spring of 1917, the social, economic and cultural legacy of the old order remained. Beginning in the sixteenth century,
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2000
In ‘The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte’ Karl Marx wrote that the ‘tradition of the dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the minds of the living’.1 Marx’s view is particularly pertinent to Trotsky’s political biography. His pre-1917 relations with Lenin and the Bolsheviks were to haunt him after he joined them in 1917. This was especially
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In ‘The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte’ Karl Marx wrote that the ‘tradition of the dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the minds of the living’.1 Marx’s view is particularly pertinent to Trotsky’s political biography. His pre-1917 relations with Lenin and the Bolsheviks were to haunt him after he joined them in 1917. This was especially
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The Bolshevik Evolution Commentary: Jacques Ioffé’s Bolshevik Evolution
2004Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries +3 more
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