Catechism of the Revolutionist (A6)
Author Sergei Nechayev was a man so feared by the Czar and the aristocrat, ruling classes, he became the Czar’s special prisoner. The Czar received weekly special reports on Nechayev’s prison activities. This pamphlet covers the duties and relations of the revolutionary: The Duties of the Revolutionary toward Himself, The Relations of the Revolutionary toward his Comrades, The Relations of the Revolutionary toward Society, and The Attitude of the Society toward the People.
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