Russia the Struggle for Peace
Russia the Struggle for Peace
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S. Messages to the Tsar implor- ing him to submit to reforms before it was too late. It was already too late. The Autocracy was founded on the division between the army and the people, and on that alone. As soon as the hostility and distrust of the people, which the Autocracy had been instilling into the army for decades past, was broken down, the Autocracy had no place in Russia. The autocratic feudal regime, which was always preaching the "union sacree" of Russia, could not survive 24 hours o...f the real union of the people.
Unfortunately, however, this marvellous union * Mr. Wilton, "Russia's Agonv. " Page 129.
The Army and the Revolution 101 between the soldiers and the people, which made the Revolution such an absolute success, was at once a hint to point out the way for counter-revolution. If only this union could be destroyed, if only the confidence between the soldiers and the people could be under- mined, there was hope for a counter-revolution. Unfor- tunately the condition of the Russian army nourished the illusion that this was possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Messages to the Tsar implor- ing him to submit to reforms before it was too late. It was already too late. The Autocracy was founded on the division between the army and the people, and on that alone. As soon as the hostility and distrust of the people, which the Autocracy had been instilling into the army for decades past, was broken down, the Autocracy had no place in Russia. The autocratic feudal regime, which was always preaching the "union sacree" of Russia, could not survive 24 hours o...f the real union of the people.
Unfortunately, however, this marvellous union * Mr. Wilton, "Russia's Agonv. " Page 129.
The Army and the Revolution 101 between the soldiers and the people, which made the Revolution such an absolute success, was at once a hint to point out the way for counter-revolution. If only this union could be destroyed, if only the confidence between the soldiers and the people could be under- mined, there was hope for a counter-revolution. Unfor- tunately the condition of the Russian army nourished the illusion that this was possible.
What to read after Russia the Struggle for Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael S Farbman to read onlineMoreLess
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