The Birth of Soviet Communism in the Russian Revolution of 1917 (ten short theses)

Authors

  • S. V. Kulchytsky

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/uhj2017.01.073

Keywords:

“revolutionary Marxism”, Leninism, “scientific communism”, phases of communism, European socialism, communosocialism, revolution and counter-revolution, state and society, worker-peasant state, council of workers’ and soldiers’ deputies.

Abstract

Many historical myths had accumulated around the Russian revolution of 1917 in the soviet historiography. In this article built as theses, author focuses his attention on the main theoretical questions of this revolution that associated with Ukrainian War of Independence of 1917–1923. New point of view to the revolution process in the Russian Empire (big part of Ukrainian lands was the part of it) presented as main and actual.

References

Hunczak, T. (Ed.), Solchanyk, R. (Comp.). (2001). Tysiacha rokiv ukrains'koi suspil'no-politychnoi dumky. (Vol. 6). Kyiv: Dnipro. [in Ukrainian].

Malia, M. (2000). Radians'ka trahediia: istoriia sotsializmu v Rosii 1917–1991. Kyiv: Mehatajp. [in Ukrainian].

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Published

2017-07-07

How to Cite

Kulchytsky , S. V. (2017). The Birth of Soviet Communism in the Russian Revolution of 1917 (ten short theses). Ukrainian Historical Journal, (1), 73. https://doi.org/10.15407/uhj2017.01.073

Issue

No. 1 (2017): Ukrainian historical journal

Section

HISTORICAL ARTICLES