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Charisma of World Revolution

Revolutionary Internationalism in Early Soviet Society, 19171927

Häftad, Engelska, 2024

AvGleb J. Albert

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That the idea of world revolution was crucial for the Bolshevik leaders in the years following the 1917 revolution is a well-known fact. But what did the party's rank and file make of it? How did it resonate with the general population? And what can a social history of international solidarity tell us about the transformation of Soviet society from NEP to Stalinism?The Charisma of World Revolution undertakes the first in-depth analysis of the discourses and practices of internationalism in early Soviet society during the years of revolution, civil war and NEP, using forgotten archival materials and contemporary sources. What emerges is a well rounded and inspiring portrait that will help today's readers concretize what internationalism in an era of global struggle looked like.

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Utgivningsdatum2024-01-23
Mått152 x 228 x 33 mm
Vikt834 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieHistorical Materialism
Antal sidor585
FörlagHaymarket Books
ISBN9798888900048
ÖversättareZachary Murphy King

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AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsEditorial Note1 Introduction2 ‘World Revolution’, the Bolsheviks and Soviet Society1 Bolshevik Internationalism through the World War and Revolution2 1918/19, 1923, 1926: Three World-Revolutionary ‘Windows of Opportunity’ in Their Soviet Reflection3 Activists and the Charisma of World Revolution1 Activists, Opportunists and Functionaries: Types of Early Soviet Political Actors2 The World Revolution as a ‘Delightful Thing’3 Communist World Society or Russian Domination? Activists Imagine the Future4 Internationalist Practices I: Charisma and Activism between the Revolution and NEP1 Informing, Performing and Intervening: Public Speech about the World Revolution2 Internationalist Greeting Messages and Their Authors3 The Bolshevik Provincial Press: From Activist Mouthpiece to ‘Mass’ Newspaper5 Internationalism and the Soviet ‘Masses’1 Ways and Means of Transmitting Internationalist Knowledge2 Reactions of the ‘Masses’: Disinterest, Resistance, Appropriation6 MOPR: The Institutionalisation of International Solidarity in the obshchestvennost’7 International Practices II: Activism and obshchestvennost’ from NEP to Stalinism1 Donations and Fundraising: Class Solidarity, Philanthropy and Entertainment2 Objects and Subjects of ‘Shefstvo’: Comparing Two Types of International Sponsorship3 Internationalist Pen Pal Correspondence – Collective and Individual4 Banners Wanted: The Twists and Turns of International Flag Exchange5 Dealing with Comrades from Abroad: Foreign Representatives of the Labour Movement in the Soviet Union8 A Practice Forestalled: Going Abroad for the World Revolution9 Concluding RemarksBibliographyIndex