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The Bolshevik Myth

Alexander Berkman

NonfictionBiography and memoirabout 11 hours of listening

A left-wing radical records his experiences in revolutionary Russia.

Contents

  1. Imprint
  2. Preface
  3. The Bolshevik Myth
  4. I: The Log of the Transport Buford
  5. II: On Soviet Soil
  6. III: In Petrograd
  7. IV: Moscow
  8. V: The Guest House
  9. VI: Chicherin and Karakhan
  10. VII: The Market
  11. VIII: In the Moskkommune
  12. IX: The Club on the Tverskaya
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  1. X: A Visit to Peter Kropotkin
  2. XI: Bolshevik Activities
  3. XII: Sights and Views
  4. XIII: Lenin
  5. XIV: On the Latvian Border
  6. I
  7. II
  8. III
  9. IV
  10. XV: Back in Petrograd
  11. XVI: Rest Homes for Workers
  12. XVII: The First of May
  13. XVIII: The British Labor Mission
  14. XIX: The Spirit of Fanaticism
  15. XX: Other People
  16. XXI: En Route to the Ukraine
  17. XXII: First Days in Kharkov
  18. XXIII: In Soviet Institutions
  19. XXIV: Yossif the Emigrant
  20. XXV: Nestor Makhno
  21. XXVI: Prison and Concentration Camp
  22. XXVII: Further South
  23. XXVIII: Fastov the Pogromed
  24. XXIX: Kiev
  25. XXX: In Various Walks
  26. XXXI: The Cheka
  27. XXXII: Odessa: Life and Vision
  28. XXXIII: Dark People
  29. XXXIV: A Bolshevik Trial
  30. XXXV: Returning to Petrograd
  31. XXXVI: In the Far North
  32. XXXVII: Early Days of 1921
  33. XXXVIII: Kronstadt
  34. XXXIX: Last Links in the Chain
  35. XL: The Lessons of the “Bolshevik Myth”
  36. I: My Personal Attitude and Reactions
  37. II: The Communist Dictatorship and the Russian Revolution
  38. Endnotes
  39. Colophon
  40. Uncopyright

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