“Revolution and Politics in Russia”
Abramovich, E., 76
Abramovich, R., viii, 209, 211, 213, 345
Adenauer, Konrad, 287
Adler, Friedrich, 31, 208, 219, 229, 234, 239f, 241
Aizenshtat, I. A. (Iudin), 77, 81, 152
Aksakov, S. T., 3
Aksel’rod, L. A., 77
Aksel’rod, Pavel, 30, 60, 62, 64f, 70ff, 99, 103, 107, 135, 205
Albania, 282, 290-92
Alexander I, 39, 349
Alexander II, 309
Anarchism, 16, 143, 160, 178, 188, 228, 310
Andersen, A., 219
Andreev, Leonid, 13
Andropov, Iurii V., 290-91
Arkomed, S. T., 372
Army, 17f, 172-91; Red, 244, 252, 254, 260, 264ff, 267, 271, 275; German, 244-53 passim, 260-76 passim; “First Russian National,” 250. See also Russian Popular Army of Liberation
Aron, P. H., 398
Aronson, Grigorii, 83, 214
Artisan class, 76-84 passim, 102
Artsybushev, Vasilii P., 7-8, 343
Atkinson, Brooks, 35
Augulis, P., 151, 153f, 370
Austrian Social Democrats, 213
Azef, Evno, x, 35
Babel, Isaac, 26, 347
Bach-Zelewski, von dem, 267ff, 393f
Bagramian, I. Kh., 287
Bakunin, M. A., 95ff, 310
Barák, Rudolf, 291
Baron, Samuel, 56f
Basle Manifesto, 222, 227
Bauer, Otto, 169, 233, 237
Bavarian Soviet Republic, 232
Bazarov, V. A., 142
Bebel, August, ix, 134f Bednov, I. I, 119, 127f Bekenskii, Pavel, 8
Belai, Lt. Col., 277, 280, 393
Belgium, 75; Socialist Party of, 219
Berger, Gottlob, 265, 276
Berlin, Isaiah, 307
Berlin, Soviet policy toward, 282, 289f
Berlin Conference of the Three Internationals (1922), 227-240
Berne International Socialist Conference (1919), 208
Bernhard, Gen., 253, 255, 389f
Bernstein, Eduard, 96, 205
Bērzinš, Janis, 150, 153, 370
Bethe, Dr. Hans, 289
Blagoev group, 58ff, 61, 63f, 73, 355
Blanc, Louis, 94f, 97, 109f, 361
Blanqui, Louis Auguste, 63
Blanquism, 64, 74, 93, 100, 108f, 144, 310
Bloody Sunday, 100, 104, 113, 125f, 137
Bobrov, Mikhail, 274-75
Bobrovskii, Vladimir, 167
Bogdanov, A. A., 167, 202, 205, 293, 294, 303, 382
Bogdanov, M. I., 120
Bolshevik Military Organization, 175-80 passim, 184-89 passim
Bolshevism, 18-32 passim, 111f, 157-66 passim, 175-91, 193f, 208-11 passim, 293-94, 295; in 1905, 13, 114, 121, 127-33 passim, 233; in Latvia, 136-53 passim. See also Russian Social Democratic Workers’ Party: Bolshevik-Menshevik split
Bossi-Fedrigotti, Anton, 247, 250-51
Bourgeoisie, 66f, 89ff, 95-107 passim, 111, 197, 210, 212, 297
Bourguina, Anna M., x, 33ff, 37f
Bracke, A., 219
Braginskii, I. S., 399
Braun, O., 219
Brest-Litovsk Treaty, 295
Brezhnev, L. I., 283, 288
British Trade Union Congress Delegation, 209-10, 211
Broido, Eva, 155
Broido, Mark, 188
Bubnov, Andrei, 157, 300
Bukharin, N. I., x, 26, 183, 192-203, 294f, 376, 380f; in Comintern, 217, 222, 229, 237, 239
Bullitt, William, ix
Bund, 76, 83f, 85-87, 122, 136, 141, 149-54 passim, 168-71 passim
Burdzhalov, E. N., 301, 304
Burian, S., 226
Buševics, A. (Rybak), 142, 368
Bystrykh, F., 57
Cachin, M., 226
Capitalism, 194, 197, 199, 284-85, 311-12; in Russia, 55f, 65-73 passim, 88, 97-100 passim, 298f, 311f; neo, 195, 201f; state, 195, 198, 247
Carr, E. H., 230, 232
Catherine II, 40, 44
Caucasian District Committee, 149
Caune, V., 148, 150, 154, 369
Cheremisov, Gen. V. A., 186f
Cherepnin, L. V., 304-5
Chernov, V., 11, 19, 21, 210, 231, 344
Chernyi peredel, 34, 58, 73
Chernyshevskii, N. G., x, 7, 56
Chicherin, G., 209, 220f, 223, 227f, 236
China, 282, 299, 309, 312
Chirkin, V. G., 346
Chkheidze, N. S., 27-28, 159, 347
Chkhenkeli, A. I., 152
Chodrishvili, Z., 159
Church: Russian Orthodox, 43, 49, 257-58, 318-19; dissenting sects, 319f
Chuvash, 3f, 343
Circles (kruzhok), 52-54, 352; reading, 7, 47; revolutionary, 8f, 54, 60, 75ff, 80f, 135-36, 140, 158f
Civil War, viii, 192ff, 195f, 207
Coercion, role of, 198-203 passim, 381
Collectivization, agricultural, x, 20, 201, 246f, 249, 258, 269, 271, 273, 297
Comintern, see Internationals: Third
Commune, peasant, 55f, 65-74 passim
Communist League, 91, 93-94, 98; Address to, 72, 92-93, 97, 102f, 108
Communist Manifesto, 20, 63f, 66-67, 90
Communist parties, 215-19 passim, 223f. See also under France and Italy
Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), 114, 281, 305, 306-7, 316; Presidium of, 282-92; leadership of, 320; 10th Congress, 207; 11th Congress, 227; 20th Congress, 157, 291, 300, 303; 22nd Congress, 291, 293, 303
Constituent Assembly, 21, 30-31, 117, 182; Latvian, 155
Cosmopolitanism, 50, 75, 78, 83, 299-309 passim
Crispien, A., 211-12, 219
“Dakters,” 369
Dallin, Alexander, xi
Dallin, David, x, 26, 35, 345
Dan, F. I., 28ff, 86, 110, 142, 149f, 210, 347; in emigration, 20, 26, 155, 214, 231
Dan, Lidia Osipovna, 30
Daniels, Robert V., 190
Danilova, L. V., 304
Daszynski, I., 227
Dean, Arthur H., 289-90
Decembrists, 7, 9, 47, 51f, 309-10
De Man, H., 229
Democracy, political, 55, 57, 70f, 98f, 106f, 109, 221, 231, 273; campaign for, 15, 117, 128, 137, 146f
Dermanis, V., 142, 369
Deutscher, I., 55-56, 60, 372, 376, 401
Deviatkin, A. F., 210
Dimitrov, G., 309
Disarmament policy, 282, 285, 289-90
Disraeli, Benjamin, 317
Dittmann, W., 211-12, 216
Djaparidze, Alyosha, 16If, 373
Djibladze, Sylvester, 159, 161, 372
Djilas, Milovan, 170, 376
Dmitriev, I. I., 40
Dmitriev, R. N., 12
Dobroliubov, N. A., 7, 11
Dorotich, D., 397-8, 399
Dostoevsky, F. M., 5
Druzhinin, N. M., 300
Duality: governmental, 92f; cultural, 314, 317-21
Dubrovinskii, I. F., 13, 345
Dubrovskii, S. M., 299, 302f, 309
Duma, 18, 27f, 103f, 107, 125f, 143-47 passim, 152, 160, 165f, 206
Dushkan, Moisei, 81f
Economism, 62, 100, 119
Education, 257, 318ff Eiche, Roberts, 150, 370
Eidel’man, B. L., 76
Eisenhower, Dwight, 286
Eksternaty, 77, 82f
Eliass, K., 145f, 148f, 369
Engels, Friedrich, viiif, 20, 56, 66, 72, 89-102 passim, 108-11 passim, 164, 204, 359ff
Enlightenment, 39, 43, 48, 51
Enukidze, Avel’, 23, 25, 162, 346
Erfurt Program, 138
“Expropriations.” See Partisan actions
Fainberg, L. B., 78
Family life, changes in, 318f, 321
Famine of 1891-92, 4, 62, 71f, 75
Faure, Paul, 231
Fedoseev, N. E., 305, 309
Fedoseev, N. P., 342
Fegelein, Gen., 268
Ferri, Enrico, 108
Feudalism, 55f, 66, 91, 95, 298, 304, 311, 313
Fischer, Louis, vii, 34
Five Year Plans, 197, 298
Forced labor, x, 26, 35, 258
Fourierism, 53
France: Socialist Party of, 212-19 passim, 224-25; Communist Party of, 224-25, 237
Frankfurt, M., 81
Freemasonry, 40f, 44, 352
Friendly Literary Society, 39, 47f, 51f
Friendship, cult of, 45-47, 351f
Frolov, Major, 266
Frossard, L. O., 239
Galin, Col. von, 15, 345
Gallifet, Gen., 109
Gapon, G. A., 137
Garvi, P. A., 80, 82, 83-84, 114
Gel’fand, A. (Litvak), 82
Genoa Conference (1922), 220-29 passim, 235f, 239
Georgia, 23, 103, 140, 149, 164-69 passim, 346; Soviet repression of, 220, 222, 227, 231-36 passim, 241
Germany: compared to Russia, 62, 66-67, 88-94, 108-9, 311; Soviet agreements with, 223, 232, 239, 287; Soviet relations with, 269f, 273, 282, 287f, 290; Social Democracy in, 21-22, 63, 70, 73ff, 96, 107, 134-35, 138, 143, 236; Independent Socialist Party of, 209-14 passim, 219
Gindin, I. F., 313
Ginzburg, A. M., 82, 86
Goebbels, Joseph, 273f
Goethe, J. W. von, 44, 49
Gol’dman, B. I. (Gorev), 78
Gol’dman, L. I., 358
Goltz, Gen. von der, 227
Gordenin, Sergei F., 8
Gordon, P. O., 81
Gorelov, V., 343
Gorin, P. O., 300, 304
Gorkii, Maxim, 6ff, 169, 184, 347
Gottberg, von, 265, 273
Great Britain, 49, 194, 196, 233, 317; Independent Labor Party of, 208-9, 213f; Labor Party of, 209, 214-16, 219, 233, 235; Communist Party of, 213
Grigor’ev, Petr N., 343
Grimm, Robert, 213, 219, 229
Grishin, L. I., 120
Group for the Emancipation of Labor, 55-74, 79, 98, 135
Guderian, Field Marshal, 268, 394
Guesde, J., 63
Gulyga, A. V., 307
Gurevich, A. Iu., 307
Gurvich, Tsive, 84
Haimson, Leopold, 38, 342
Hamann, Gen., 250
Haushofer, Karl, 5
Heckart, F., 239
Hegel, G. W. F., 53, 400
Heinzen, Karl, 89f
Henderson, A., 224, 227
Hermanis, J., 154
Herzen, A. I., 34, 53, 78
Hess, Moses, 89ff
Hilferding, Rudolf, 196f
Himmler, Heinrich, 265, 276, 292f
Historical Revolutionary Archive, viii
Historiography, 172, 194; Soviet, 114, 124, 129, 134, 139, 161, 172, 189, 248-49, 293-313, 362; revisionist, 301-13
Hitler, A., 27, 33, 252, 268, 271, 391
Hoover Institution, 35, 38
Hoxha, Enver, 290f
Huysmans, C., 219
Iakushev, Stepan, 346
Iaroslavskii, E. E., 298ff
latsunskii, V. K., 313
Ilyichov, L. F., 303
Imperialism, 311-12; Russian, 5, 294, 308-9, 311
Industrialization, 314f, 321; in Russia, 115, 135, 145, 297, 313
Institute of Red Professors, 296, 303
Intelligentsia, 15f, 47, 51-64 passim, 73, 77f, 82, 120, 136, 147, 345f
International Institute of Social History, ix
Internationals: First, viiiff, 37, 204; Second, 33, 75, 134, 155, 204, 208f, 213-42 passim; Third, 33, 204f, 208-42, 309. See also Vienna Union
Ioffe, Iosif, 82
Iogikhes, Leo (“Tyshko”), 77
Iremashvili, J., 374
Irkutsk Zimmerwaldists, 30 Iskra, 9, 14, 29, 77, 82, 86f, 138-39, 205
Isuf, I., 146
Italy, 95, Socialist Party of, 209, 212f, 219, 229; Communist Party of, 224, 225-26, 237
Iudin. See Aizenshtat
Izmailov, A. A., 40
Jacobinism, 56f, 72, 74, 99f, 102, 195, 310
Jansons, Jānis, 136, 139, 145, 152f, 368
Jaurèsism, 101, 104
Jews, ix, 15, 169, 246, 269, 272-73, 345; in Social Democratic movement, 75-87. See also Bund
Jodl, Field Marshal, 268
Jouhaux, L., 216
Jowett, F. W., 219
July uprising, 172f, 178-85 passim, 191
Kadets, 111, 147, 175, 181
Kadomtsev, Mikhail, 343
Kaganovich, L. M., 298, 303
Kaisarov, A., 42-53 passim, 351f, 354
Kaisarov, M., 48, 352
Kaisarov, P., 51, 352
Kalniņš, Bruno, 155
Kalnins, Klara, 143
Kalniņš, Pauls, 136, 143f, 155, 367-68
Kamenev, L. B., 63, 161, 171, 183-84, 209, 223, 373
Kaminsky, B., 243, 249-80, 387-96 passim
Karamzin, N. M., 40, 46, 49-50, 51
Karpinskii, V. A., 171
Kautsky, Karl, 11, 107-8, 135, 164, 169, 195f, 211
Keep, John, 56f
Kefali-Kammermacher, M. S., 210
Keldysh, M. V., 287
Kennan, George, ix-x
Kennedy, John F., 285, 288f
Kerenskii, A. F., 21, 173, 178-82 passim, 186-91 passim
Kerr, A., 225
Ketskoveli, Lado, 161f
Khan, Ghenghis, 309
Kharitonov, M. M., 184
Khilkov, M. I., 131
Khomiakov, A. S., 53
Khomutov, G. E., 272, 274f
Khrushchev, N. S., 35, 157, 281-91, 301
Khvostov, V. M., 300
Kienthal Conference, 204, 213
Kim, M. P., 303
Kirov, Sergei, x, 344, 346
Kliuchevskii, Vasilii, 293f
Kluge, Field Marshal von, 251, 271, 391
Koch, Erich, 292
Kochakov, V. M., 377
Kogan, Evsei, 84
Kogan, O. A. (Ermanskii), 76
Kolarov, V., 226
Kolchak regime, viii, 20
Kӧnnecke, Capt., 260
Konovalov, I. A., 345
Konovalov, I. N., 27
Kopel’zon, Timofei, 77, 86
Kornilov, L. G., 173, 175, 180f, 183, 187f, 190f, 378
Kotzebue, August von, 49
Kozlov, F. R., 288, 290
Kozlov, Mikhail, 9, 343
Kozlov, “Nadezhda,” 8, 343
Kozmin, B. P., 310
Krasin, G. B., 120
Krasin, Leonid, 16If, 344
Kremer, Arkadii, 79-80, 81f, 86
Krokhmal, V. N., 29
Kronstadt Naval Base, 173, 177, 184;
revolt at, viii, 207
Krupskaia, N. K., 29, 164, 375
Krylenko, N. V., 185f
Kuchin, G., 155
Kurskii, D. I., 228, 239f
Kuusinen, O. V., 290
Labor Insurance Act (1912), 146, 154
Lafargue, Paul, 108
Land distribution, 72, 74, 164, 176, 246, 251f, 258, 269
Latsis, M. Ia., 184
Latvia, 103, 134-56, 168, 235
Latvian Social Democratic Workers’ Party (LSDSP), 136-42, 155-56. See also Social Democracy of Latvia
Lavrov, P. L., 9, 98
Lazimir, P. E., 188
League for Struggle for the People’s Freedom, 21, 37, 345
Ledebour, G., 219
Lenin, V. I., 37, 80, 100, 104-12 passim, 118, 137, 142, 176-90 passim, 220-28 passim, 236ff; and Nicolaevsky, 18, 21, 27-29; and Plekhanov, 57, 62, 65, 69, 73f, 99; and Stalin, 157-71 passim, 374f; and Bukharin, 193, 195, 202-3, 380, 382; and Pokrovskii, 294ff, 301-11 passim; as splitter, 13-14, 19, 25, 27-28, 149f, 152-53, 205-8, 344, 347; and nationalities question, 20, 86-87, 136, 154, 168-71; repression of opponents, 211, 214; cult of, 312
Letter of an Old Bolshevik, x, 26
Levin, E. A., 78
Levinson, V. (Kossovskii), 81
Liakhovskii, Ia. A., 78, 81
Liber, M. I., 110
Liberals, 15f, 18, 68-74 passim, 98, 119-24 passim, 132f
Liebknecht, K., ix, 222, 227, 235
Lindīnš, Rudolfs, 149, 151, 370
Lipkin, F. A. (Cherevanin), 76
Literature, 320; nationalism in, 50-51;
Russian, 49-50, 78; German, 49, 53
Litvinov, Maxim, 136, 142, 236
Liubimov, A. I., 344
Livshin, la. I., 312
Loleit, Georg, 253, 260
Lomonosov, M. V., 50
Longuet, J., 208, 219
Lopukhin, V., 40, 350
Lozovskii, S. A., 211, 217
Luch, 27f
Ludendorff, Gen. E., 111
Ludwig, Emil, 165, 374
Lukin, N. M., 300
Lunacharskii, A., 157, 205f, 226, 294f
Lupolov, Ia. M., 8, 343
Lur’e, Aaron, 78
Lutskii, E. A., 300, 304
Luxemburg, Rosa, 77, 222, 227, 235
MacDonald, Ramsay, 208, 224, 231ff, 237, 240f
Machism, 167
McManus, A., 226
McNamara, Robert, 286, 288
Maenchen-Helfen, O., x
Makharadze, P., 161
Malenkov, G. M., 303
Malia, M., 353
Malinovskii, Roman, 28, 150, 152, 346f Mandel’shtam, N. N. (M. Mironovich), 121
Mao Tse-tung, 112
Martin, Alexandre, 94
Martov, Iulii (Tsederbaum), vii, 26-30 passim, 88, 101, 104, 111, 149, 167, 347, 374f; before 1905, 78-81 passim, 85f, 205, 358; after 1917, viii, 207, 211ff, 224, 231
Martynov, Alexander, 63f, 68, 100-106 passim, 111, 360
Marx, Karl, 55ff, 63-72 passim, 89-98, 102, 104, 108-12 passim, 164, 194-99 passim, 204, 359; Nicolaevsky’s work on, viiiff; and nationalities question, 20, 169
Marx-Engels Institute, viii, 20, 31
Marxism, 55-74, 75, 88-112, 164, 182, 193-99 passim, 206; Nicolaevsky and, 7f, 19, 31-32; historiography, 294-95, 306, 308; political economy in, 199, 201f; revisionist, 205; “legal,” 293
Maximalism, 55-74 passim, 89-100 passim, 106, 360
Mehring, Franz, 107
Menders, F., 145, 152, 155f, 371
Menshevism, 18-22, 27-32, 57, 70, 84, 88, 103-4, 159-65 passim, 175, 182, 187f, 209f; in 1905, 13f, 118-19, 120f, 130; and self-denying ordinance, 101-12; repression of, 207, 221f, 228f, 237f; in emigration, viii, 20, 31, 36-37, 38, 155, 207, 213-14, 345; Internationalist wing, vii, 20, 30, 111, 155, 294, 347; in Georgia, 26, 164-65, 168-69; in Latvia, 136ff, 143-55 passim; 1905 Geneva Conference, 102, 205. See also Russian Social Democratic Workers’ Party: Bolshevik-Menshevik split
Merzliakov, A. F., 47-48, 51, 351f
Milhaud, Edgar, 108
Military Revolutionary Committee, 188-90
Mill, John, 77, 85
Millerand, E. A., 109
Mints, I. I., 303
Mitskevich, S., 310
Mitskevich, S. I., 80
Molotov, V. M., 223, 303
Monism, political, 314, 315-17, 321
Moskalenko, K. S., 287
Mundblit, E. G., 76
Münzer, Thomas, 94
Naidenov, M. E., 301, 303
Nakhamkes, Iurii (Steklov), 76
Namitnichenko, K. D., 119f
Napoleonic Wars, 51, 309
Narodnaia volia, 7f, 22, 55-73 passim, 78, 83, 97f
Nationalism, 20-21, 51, 75, 270, 276, 298-99, 300, 308-9, 312, 353; Jewish, 84-85, 358; Latvian, 137
Nationalities, minority, 4, 20-21, 26, 75-87, 122-24, 138, 308-9; question of, 150-51, 160, 168-71
Naziism, ix, 33, 156, 254, 369, 276;
Russian, 269-75
Nechaev, S. G., 310
Nechkina, M. V., 300, 302ff, 310
Nekrasov, N. A., 7f
Nevskii, V. I., 57, 157, 184ff, 373, 379, 382
“New Current,” (Jaunā strāva), 135
New Economic Policy (NEP), 192, 196, 202, 220, 296
New International Policy, 220f
Nicolaevsky, Alexandra, 11, 342
Nicolaevsky, Boris Ivanovich, vii-xi, 3-38, 88, 155, 214, 281; archives, vii, ix, 33-35, 37; writings, 322-41
Nicolaevsky, Evdokiia Pavlovna, 4
Nicolaevsky, Ivan Mikhailovich, 3-4
Nicholas II, 139, 172, 293
Nobility, 40, 48, 50, 210, 311
Novikov, N., 9, 40, 43, 51
Novitskii, Gen., 83
NTS (Natsional’no-Trudovoi Soiuz), 272-75
Nuclear tests, 289-90, 292
October Manifesto (1905), 17, 113, 132, 139
Odoevskii, V. F., 53
Ogarev, N., 52f
Ogorelov, A. F., 11, 344
Okhrana. See Police: tsarist
Oktan, Mikhail, 249-50
Ol’minskii, M. S., 202f, 381
Ordzhonikidze, G., 148, 167
Ozols, Jānis, 136, 142, 143-44, 367
Pankratova, A. M., 398
Paris Commune, 102f, 109
Parsons, Talcott, 400
Partisan actions, 22, 26, 28, 143, 165, 375
Partisans, Soviet, 243-68 passim, 280, 389-90
Party organization, 65, 148; centralism, 21, 65, 73f, 100; discipline, 18, 206; federalism, 85-86, 136-42 passim, 150, 154, 168-70
Parvus (A. L. Gelfand), 104-5, 106f
Paul I, 40
Peasantry, 12, 69-74 passim, 91, 97, 102-9 passim, 172, 185, 193, 200-1, 246, 310f, 377; culture, 318-21; Nicolaevsky and, viii, 4, 19-20, 36; under occupation, 252, 254, 258-59; Latvian, 137-38
Pechkovskii, 120, 127f
Pension Congress, 125-26, 130-31, 132
People’s Will. See Narodnaia volia
Pereverzev, V. N., 117, 119f
Peter III, 48-49
Petrograd Garrison, 172-91
Petrushevskii, D. M., 296
Piatakov, Iurii, 194, 199, 380
Pilsudski, Joseph, 357
Piontkovskii, S. A., 300
Pipes, Richard, 56, 376
Pisarev, D. I., 7, 11
Plekhanov, G. V., 8, 11, 14, 77ff, 135, 149, 167, 205, 360f; on revolution, 55-74, 97-102 passim, 107f, 112
Pliekšans, Jānis (Rainis), 134-35, 367
Pluralism, 314-17 passim Pogrebinskii, A. P., 312
Pogroms, 8, 15-16, 83, 357
Pokrovskii, M. N., 129, 192, 203, 293-313, 381, 398f
Poland, 20, 122-24, 235, 249, 265-67; Social Democracy in, 75-81 passim, 168
Police: tsarist, 124, 127f, 135, 144f, 151, 174, 347; Soviet, 26, 31, 156, 210, 347; Kaminsky’s, 247, 250; agents, 26-27, 28, 144, 150-54 passim, 345f, 374; Stalin’s connections with, 162-63; archives, viii, 129, 158, 163
Polkovnikov, Gen., 186-87, 189
Pomialovskii, N. G., 7
Popular Socialist Party of Russia (NSPR), 246-47, 269
Populism, 4-14 passim, 19, 55-74 passim, 75f, 97f, 112, 246, 310
Pospelov, P. N., 290f
Pototskii, V. M., 14, 345
Power, abstention from, 55, 67f, 70, 74, 88, 92-111
Pozern, B. P., 344f Pravda, 28, 160, 166, 176
Preobrazhenskii, Evgenii, 193, 200
Preobrazhenskii, Prof., 6, 14
Press, 4-5, 12-13, 258, 283, 344; Marxist, 6, 8-9, 28, 82, 176, 180, 189, 205; in Latvia, 135-46 passim, 154. See also individual papers by name
Priedkalns, Dr. Andrei, 144, 146f
Programs, minimum and maximum, 15, 19, 68, 74, 99, 105ff, 117
Prokopovich, S. N., 62-63, 64
Prokopovich-Antonskii, A., 352
Proletariat, 20, 28-29, 30, 55-73 passim, 90-108 passim, 145f, 161, 196, 377; and intelligentsia, 16, 59ff, 63, 120f, 136, 147, 346; dictatorship of, 68, 99ff, 104f, 138, 198-99, 212, 218, 310; and skilled workers, 78-84 passim; of world, 204, 208, 224
“Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” ix
Protsiuk, 263, 277, 280, 391
Proudhon, Pierre Joseph, 69
Provisional Government, 89, 104, 173-91 passim
Purges, x, 342, 344
Pushkin, A. S., 7, 52
Quelch, Harry, 108
Rabochaia gazeta, vii, 30, 82
Radchenko, Liubov N., 27f
Radek, Karl, 212, 217-42 passim
Radishchev, A. N., 51, 53, 350
Railroad Union. See under Trade unions
Rainis. See Pliekšans, Jānis
Rakhia, I. A., 184
Rakhmetov, V., 57
Rakovskii, C. G., 236
Rapallo Treaty, 232, 236, 239
Rasputin, G. Y., 293, 313
Rathenau, Walter, 236
Renner, Karl, 169, 216
Research Program on the History of the CPSU, x
Research Program on the History of Menshevism, 38
Reshetnikov, F. M., 11
Revolution: bourgeois, 55, 63-68 passim, 88-112, 301; socialist, 55, 65-73 passim, 89-98 passim, 102, 107f, 195, 297, 301; planned, 61f, 65, 100-1, 310, 313; permanent, 74, 92f, 97, 105, 107f; costs of, 195-96, 201, 203; English, 67, 91; French (1789), 67, 72, 91, 97, 195; subsequent French, 89-94 passim, 108; in 1848, viii, 70f, 91-92, 96; 1905 Russian, 8-18 passim, 100, 102-3, 113-33, 137-41, 143, 172, 205, 310, 345, 362; February, 1917, 30, 88, 110, 154, 172ff, 178, 295, 310; October, 1917, 100, 112, 181-91, 201, 207f, 295, 297, 301, 308-14 passim
Riazanov, D. B. (Gol’dendakh), viii, 31, 57-58, 64f, 74, 76, 346
Rikveilis, V., 136, 145, 148, 154, 368
Romanov, V., 119f, 124, 130-31, 364
Romanovskii, Gen. G. D., 178-79
Romanticism, 39, 43, 48f, 51
Rosenberg, Alfred, 33, 265, 273, 292
Rothstein, Theodore, 108
Rozmirovich, E., 171
Rubsam, Col., 253, 390
Russell, Bertrand, 209
Russia: uniqueness of, 55, 196, 298, 311; backwardness of, 55, 62, 74, 88, 95-96, 98, 102, 106, 111f, 196-97, 294, 298. See also under Capitalism and Industrialization
Russian Association of Institutes for Scholarly Research (RANION), 296, 300
Russian Popular Army of Liberation (RONA), 254ff, 261-70 passim, 389
Russian Social Democratic Workers’ Party (RSDRP), x, 8-20 passim, 75-87 passim, 108-13 passim, 119-29 passim, 136; Bolshevik-Menshevik split, 14, 18, 25, 37, 99f, 107, 118, 134, 138-43 passim, 148, 152, 159, 205-7, 216-17, 344; Party Statute, 18; 1st Congress (Minsk, 1898), 85, 205; 2nd Congress (Brussels, London, 1903), 65, 82, 99, 136f, 159, 205, 344, 373; 3rd Congress (London, 1905), 13f, 19, 139, 162, 205, 344, 373; 4th Congress (Stockholm, 1906), 25, 141-42, 160, 164f, 206; 5th Congress (London, 1907), 144, 160, 165, 347; Prague Conference (1912), 14, 24, 148-49, 160, 163, 167f, 206, 370. See also Bolshevism, Menshevism, Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Party organization, and Programs, minimum and maximum
Rykov, A. I., 342, 346
Ryzhov, N. S., 286
Saburov, Alexander, 248
Sarper, S., 286
Schapiro, Leonard, x-xi
Schapper, Karl, 93f, 98
Scheidemann, Philipp, 216, 227
Schelling, F. W. J., 53
Schiller, F., 43-48 passim, 53, 352f
Schmidt, Gen. Rudolf, 251f, 271
Schmidt, I., 185
Schreider, A., 219
Schwarz, Solomon, 56, 214
Self-determination, national, 170, 220, 231, 294
Semkovskii, S. Iu., 152
Sender, Tony, 212
Serfdom, 45, 49, 51
Sergievskii, N. L., 63, 73
Serrati, G., 211f, 219, 224, 231, 232-33, 237
Shaumian, Stepan, 25, 142, 161f
Shaw, Tom, 219, 229ff
Shchegolev, P. E., viii
Shehu, Mehmet, 290
Shelgunov, N. V., 12, 322
Shestakov, A. V. (Nikodim), 121
Shikin, I. V., 291
Shirokova, V. V., 310
Shliapnikov, A. G., 185
Shlikhter, A., 363
Shotman, A. V., 185
Sidorov, A. L., 293, 303f, 313
Skilling, Gordon, 316
Skobelev, M. I., 27, 110
Skrydlov, N. N., 12
Skrypnik, N. A., 184
Smirnov, Vladimir, 200
Snowden, Mrs. Philip, 209
Snowden, Philip, 208
Social Democracy of Latvia (SDL), 142-55. See also Latvian Social Democratic Workers’ Party
Socialist Revolutionaries, 9-20 passim, 36, 117-27 passim, 175, 182, 187f, 210, 227, 244, 344; Left, 188, 219; trial of, 228, 232-42 passim, 343
Society of Marxist Historians (OIM), 296, 300
Sokovnin, Catherine, 41-42, 351
Soldatskaia pravda, 176, 179f
Soshal’skii, Dmitrii, 274-75
Sosnovskii, L. S., 24
Sotsialisticheskii vestnik, viii, x, 35, 155, 213-14, 322
Souvarin, B., 218, 225, 376
Soviets, 103f, 113, 140, 209; in 1917, viii, 173-82 passim, 186-91 passim, 206-7, 295; Congress of, 177-90 passim
Space program, Soviet, 286-87, 288
Spain, 95-96, 216
Spandarian, S., 148
Sponti, E. I., 78, 80
Srednitskaia, M. D., 81
SS (German), 244, 253, 261-69 passim, 273, 276
Stalin, Joseph, 112, 145, 157-71, 182, 202, 223, 240, 297-311 passim, 372ff, 398f; Nicolaevsky and, 23-27, 28, 346f; regime, x, 247, 293, 305, 309, 314, 320f; de-Stalinization, 300-1, 312, 320
Stankevich, N., 47, 52f
Strikes, 8f, 16f, 75, 80-81, 113f, 159, 346; rail, 114-33, 139, 345; in Latvia, 135-42 passim, 147
Struve, P. B., 11, 98
Stučka, P., 137, 141, 143, 368
Sukhanov, N. N., 183
Suslov, M. A., 288, 290
Switzerland, 90; Socialist Party of, 209, 213
Tarasov, Major, 262
Tarle, E. V., 300
Tatars, 3, 25f, 170, 342
Taubert, Eberhardt, 273-74
Ter-Petrosian, S. A. (Kamo), 165
Terracini, U., 225-26
Terror, 22, 55-60 passim, 72f, 91f, 97f, 143, 237-38, 346; Soviet, x, 156, 207; of Kaminsky Brigade, 256, 263-67 passim, 279, 389-92 passim
Thalheimer, A., 226
Thompson, Llewellyn, 282
Tikhomirov, L. A., 62, 68f, 71
Tillett, B., 219
Timiriazev, K. A., 7
Tkachev, Peter, 62, 95-96, 98, 319
Toroshelidze, M., 167
Totalitarianism, 316, 401
Tovstukha, Ivan, 159-61, 162f, 165, 372
Trade unions, 17, 65, 100, 103, 113-19 passim, 169, 185, 218; in Latvia, 140, 144f; Railroad Union, 114-33, 363; Printers, 210
Transcaucasian Union Committee, 159, 164, 168
Transition period, economics of, 196-203 passim
Trapeznikov, V., 345
Treint, A., 225
Troianovskii, A., 171, 376
Trotsky, L., 148f, 167, 189-91 passim, 206, 209, 22If, 226f, 237; on revolution, 74, 99-100, 104-11 passim; on Stalin, 170, 372ff, 376; and Pokrovskii, 294-302 passim, 310
Tsarapkin, Semyon K., 289f Tsereteli, I., 29f, 110-11, 236, 247
Tskhakaia, Mikha, 161, 165, 167, 373f
Tsoglin (David Kats), 85
Tsulukidze, Alexander, 161
Tucker, Robert C., x
Turati, Filippo, 95, 102, 108
Turgenev, Alexander, 42, 47-53 passim, 352, 354
Turgenev, Andrei I., 39-54, 352, 354
Turgenev, Ivan Petrovich, 40, 44-45
Tvardovskaia, V. A., 310 “Twenty-one Conditions,” 208, 211ff
Ulmanis, K., 156
Union of Liberation, 14, 345
Union of Polish Workers, 75, 86
Union of Russian Social Democrats
Abroad, 62
Union of Unions, 120, 123
United Front, 216-242 passim
United States, 249, 311, 320, 401; emigration to, 76, 79, 141; Soviet relations with, 282-292, passim; Socialist Party in, 209
Universities, 7, 76ff, 83f, 295-96, 318; of Moscow, 40, 44
Unszlicht, J., 221
Ushakov, Fedor, 53
Uspenskii, G. I., 11
Usyshkin, Kh., 82
Vaganian, V., 57
Vailant, Edouard, 108
Vainshtein, O. L., 304
Vandervelde, E., 108, 216, 219, 227-42 passim
Vaniushkin (Borodin), M., 142
Vedeniapin, Mikhail, 343
Veltheim, Maj. von, 253, 256, 259, 388
Venevitinov, D., 52f
Vereshchak, Semeon, 162
Versailles Treaty, 226, 235, 238
Vienna Conference (1912), 149, 206
Vienna Union, 213-42 passim
Vigrabbe, J., 156
Vilenskii, I., 82
Vilna Social Democrats, 75, 76-82, 85
Vinogradov, Pavel, 293
Vipper, R. Iu., 300
Vlasov, Gen. A. A., 271f, 274ff, 396;
movement, 243, 270-79 passim, 346
Vliegen, W. N., 219
Voeikov, A. F., 48-49, 51
Voevodin, Petr, 14f, 345
Volodarskii, M. V., 185, 227
Vol’sky-Valentinov, N. V., 88
Voluntarism, 55, 57f, 65, 70-74 passim, 89, 94, 96, 112, 200, 308
Voprosy istorii, 301f
Voskoboinikov, K. P., 244-49, 252, 258f, 269, 278f, 386-87
Voskoboinikova, Anna, 250, 388
Vpered, 205
Vyshinskii, Andrei, 26
Waldeck-Rousseau, R., 109
Wallhead, R. C., 219
War communism, 192-203
Warsaw Pact, 291
Warsaw uprising, 244, 266-67
Weitling, Wilhelm, 89f, 112
Wels, Otto, 219, 236
Westernism, 50-51, 60, 66, 73, 294, 318
Williams, Raymond, 314
Willich, August, 93, 98
Wirth, J., 236
Witte, S., 131
Wolfe, Bertram D., 206, 376
World War I, 29-30, 154-55, 172, 191, 204, 206f, 308, 312
World War II, 33, 35, 243-80, 300, 309, 312, 314
Woytinsky, W. S., 180, 187
Yugoslavia, 227, 290
Zagoria, Janet D., x
Zaichnevskii, P. G., 310
Zakharov, M. V., 287
Zaslavskii, M. A., 76
Zasulich, Vera, 65-74 passim, 205, 360
Zemlia i volia, 55, 58, 61f, 65, 73
Zetkin, Clara, 229, 231f, 239f
Zheliabov, 63, 68, 73
Zhordania, Noah, 164, 169
Zhukovskii, V., 47f, 52f, 351f
Zimmerwald Conference, 204, 213
Zinoviev, G., 171, 183f, 211f, 216-28 passim, 238ff, 375
Zionism, 78, 83
Zlatovratskii, N. N., 11
Zvirbulis, E., 148
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