The women's question: A case study of the Russian Revolution
A libertarian socialist analysis of Women's roles in the Russian Revolution, critiquing Lenin and Bolshevik moves against Women's Autonomy. The author shows in every case where the party was wrong, Women were at the front, starting with the first day of the revolution when the party and the male workers were too scared to carry out the general strike. Women's Autonomy guarantees the success of the worker's revolution, which is incomplete in-itself.
New York United States Taymyrskiy Dolgano Nenetskiy Avtonomnyy Okrug Sankt Peterburg United Kingdom Alexandra Masalin Mravinsky
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