The State or Revolution (A6)
Just what happened during the Russian revolution and why do some call it a coup d'état? This pocketbook offers the important and often forgotten answers. Complementing his Anarchism, Marxism and the Commune, Iain Mckay sets the record straight concerning the events, politicking and deception that turned the Russian revolution into the "red terror."
This is a co-publication with Rupture Press.
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