Lenin's Moscow

Rosmer, Alfred

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Year First Published: {16655 Lenin's Moscow LENINS MOSCOW Rosmer, Alfred http://www.connexions.org/CxArchive/MIA/rosmer/1955/moscow.htm http://www.marxists.org/archive/rosmer/1955/moscow.htm Pluto Press London United Kingdom Rosmer traces the furtunes of the Russian Revolution and the Communist International from 1920 to 1924. 1953 1971 253pp BC16655s-LeninsMoscow.jpg B Book 0-902818-11-2 - Table of Contents Introduction to the English Edition Foreword Part I - 1920 1. Europe in 1920 2. The Journey to Moscow 3. May Day in Vienna 4. Masaryk's Czechoslovakia 5. Clara Zetkin, Shlyapnikov, Great Demonstration in Berlin 6. From Stettin to Reval (Tallin) 7. Petrograd, Zinoviev 8. Moscow: At the Executive Committee of the Communist International, Sadoul / Radek / Bukharin 9. Trotsky 10. At the Kremlin: Lenin 11. Among the Delegates to the II Congress of the Communist International 12. Radek Speaks of Bakunin 13. Smolny: Solemn Opening Session of the II Congress 14. The Debates of the II Congress 15. Trotsky's Closing Speech Presents the Manifesto 16. The Eastern Peoples at the Congress of Baku 17. The Russian Trade Unions 18. The Anarchists, Death and Funeral of Kropotkin 19. Congress of the French Socialist Party, A Majority for Affiliation to the Communist International 20. The French Community Group in Moscow 21. 'Trotsky's Train', Wrangel, End of the Civil War Part II - 1921 1. The Trade-Union Questions Provokes a Great Debate 2. The Kronstadt Rising 3. Lenin Presents the New Economic Policy (NEP) to the III Congress of the Communist International 4. The Red International of Labour Unions Holds its Founding Congress 5. Balance Sheet of 17 Months in Russia 6. Return to Paris - a Different World Part III - 1922 1. Return to Moscow, the United Front, Shlyapnikov and Cachin 2. World Economic Crisis, Lloyd George Proposes a Conference, Cannes 3. The Delegates of the 3 Internationals at Berlin 4. Genoa and Rapallo 5. The Trial of the Social-Revolutionaries 6. 5th Anniversary of the October Revolution, IV Congress of the Communist International 7. The French Communist Party and its Difficulties 8. Frossard Resigns - Cachin Remains Part IV - 1924 1. Lenin's Death Appendix: 1. Lenin's Testament 2. Fortunes of Lenin's Testament 3. Lenin's Last Speech to the Communist International Conclusion Biographical Notes and Glossary Index CX7494 1 false true false CX7494.htm [] Cx}
Year Published: 1971
Pages: 253pp ISBN: 0-902818-11-2
Resource Type: Book
Cx Number: CX7494

Rosmer traces the furtunes of the Russian Revolution and the Communist International from 1920 to 1924.

Abstract:
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Table of Contents

Introduction to the English Edition
Foreword

Part I - 1920
1. Europe in 1920
2. The Journey to Moscow
3. May Day in Vienna
4. Masaryk's Czechoslovakia
5. Clara Zetkin, Shlyapnikov, Great Demonstration in Berlin
6. From Stettin to Reval (Tallin)
7. Petrograd, Zinoviev
8. Moscow: At the Executive Committee of the Communist International, Sadoul / Radek / Bukharin
9. Trotsky
10. At the Kremlin: Lenin
11. Among the Delegates to the II Congress of the Communist International
12. Radek Speaks of Bakunin
13. Smolny: Solemn Opening Session of the II Congress
14. The Debates of the II Congress
15. Trotsky's Closing Speech Presents the Manifesto
16. The Eastern Peoples at the Congress of Baku
17. The Russian Trade Unions
18. The Anarchists, Death and Funeral of Kropotkin
19. Congress of the French Socialist Party, A Majority for Affiliation to the Communist International
20. The French Community Group in Moscow
21. 'Trotsky's Train', Wrangel, End of the Civil War

Part II - 1921
1. The Trade-Union Questions Provokes a Great Debate
2. The Kronstadt Rising
3. Lenin Presents the New Economic Policy (NEP) to the III Congress of the Communist International
4. The Red International of Labour Unions Holds its Founding Congress
5. Balance Sheet of 17 Months in Russia
6. Return to Paris - a Different World

Part III - 1922
1. Return to Moscow, the United Front, Shlyapnikov and Cachin
2. World Economic Crisis, Lloyd George Proposes a Conference, Cannes
3. The Delegates of the 3 Internationals at Berlin
4. Genoa and Rapallo
5. The Trial of the Social-Revolutionaries
6. 5th Anniversary of the October Revolution, IV Congress of the Communist International
7. The French Communist Party and its Difficulties
8. Frossard Resigns - Cachin Remains

Part IV - 1924
1. Lenin's Death

Appendix:
1. Lenin's Testament
2. Fortunes of Lenin's Testament
3. Lenin's Last Speech to the Communist International

Conclusion
Biographical Notes and Glossary
Index