1905'ten 1917'ye Rus Devrimleri

In the first two volumes of the Third Revolution, democratic revolutions in the modern age were discussed, and in addition to the political changes experienced with the liquidation of feudal institutions and absolute monarchies, economic changes such as the birth and development of industrial capitalism, the relatively equal distribution of land and the abolition of a number of privileges belonging to the aristocracy were also emphasized. This third volume in your hand focuses on two major revolutionary uprisings, the Russian revolutions of 1905 and 1917, that made the first half of the twentieth century the most revolutionary period in history. Bookchin, who approaches these two events that initiated the era of proletarian revolutions from a heterodox, but at the same time realistic perspective, deeply examines the true and false aspects of the revolutionary doctrines produced with the aim of destroying the old order and establishing a brand new order, subjected to the test of time. Seeing the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution as an expression of European socialism, Bookchin states that the most useful revolutionary ideas of the time were expressed by the Left Socialist Revolutionaries in Russia, and that their revolutionary populism offered the best solution to the crisis that Russia was dragged into after the February Revolution.
The Russian Revolutions from 1905 to 1917 are the original story of a fascinating revolutionary period that was experienced breathlessly and marked by great men of thought and action.

Books in this series

• Murray Bookchin - History of Revolutionary Popular Movements Volume 1 From Peasants' Revolts to the French Revolution

• Murray Bookchin - History of Revolutionary Popular Movements Volume 2 From the Paris Commune to the Second International
  
  
  
  Number of Pages: 400
  
  Year of Printing: 2013
  
  
  Language: Turkish
  Publisher: Footnote

  Number of Pages: 400

  First Printing Year: 2013

  Language Turkish