Bolshevism: The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy
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The author presents a concise account of the Russian Bolshevik movement, charting its historical background, revolutionary sequence, and wartime context to explain how radical theory translated into political practice. Chapters trace the shift from moderate to radical rule, analyze Bolshevik doctrine and tactics, and document efforts to suppress representative institutions and labor pluralism. The narrative combines descriptive history with critique of how revolutionary methods affected political and industrial democracy, and includes contemporary appeals and accounts to illustrate popular reactions and the practical consequences of Bolshevik policy.
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