Rus Devrimi'nin Kısa Tarihi

The Russian Revolution of 1917, which was carried out by a mass of people unhappy with the Tsarist rule, mobilized with a unique organization, led to the establishment of the first communist state in history. The Soviet Union, which brought many social and economic changes, left its mark on world history and continues to arouse interest today. So what were the precursors of this revolution? How did the organization happen? How did opinion leaders influence and guide the masses? How effective was the mentality of Russian society in the revolution and which segments of this society played what roles?

In this book, Geoffrey Swain looks for answers to these questions while revisiting the revolution from a new perspective. “The brief history […] shows that the Russian working class had been steadily revolutionary rather than reformist from 1905 onwards, and that the deviation that emerged in February 1917 brought the leading reformists to the head of the newly formed Soviet, by chance events, before the end of June, perhaps He claims that earlier the Bolsheviks had made great efforts to re-emerge the traditional revolutionary reaction of the working class.”

– Geoffrey Swain –

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 288

Size: 13 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition