The Dictatorship of the Proletariat
The Dictatorship of the Proletariat
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The cause of the proletariat was saved, because it soon profited by its acquired experience and, with unfail- ing energy, applied these methods of struggle when it be- came convinced of their inevitability.
The transference of power to the Soviets, and the for- mation of the new Workers' and Peasants' Government took place on November 7th, 1917. The discomfiture and disorganization of the bourgeoisie was so great that it was unable to muster any serious forces against the workmen. The resistanc...e of the government of Kerensky was broken after a few days. The elections to the Constituent Assem- bly still continued. All the political parties — up to Miliu- koffs party— continued to exist openly. All the bourgeois newspaper continued to circulate. Capital punishment was abolished. The army was being demobilized. In the hands of the government there were no other forces than the volunteer detachment of armed workmen. The Ministers of Kerensky's government arrested, during the first days, (the leaders of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, Avk- sentieff, Gotz, ZenzinofT, the Generals Boldareff, Krasnoff and others — later on, all of them, leaders of the armed struggle against the Soviet power and members of the rebel governments of Siberia, the Don and the South) were set free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cause of the proletariat was saved, because it soon profited by its acquired experience and, with unfail- ing energy, applied these methods of struggle when it be- came convinced of their inevitability.
The transference of power to the Soviets, and the for- mation of the new Workers' and Peasants' Government took place on November 7th, 1917. The discomfiture and disorganization of the bourgeoisie was so great that it was unable to muster any serious forces against the workmen. The resistanc...e of the government of Kerensky was broken after a few days. The elections to the Constituent Assem- bly still continued. All the political parties — up to Miliu- koffs party— continued to exist openly. All the bourgeois newspaper continued to circulate. Capital punishment was abolished. The army was being demobilized. In the hands of the government there were no other forces than the volunteer detachment of armed workmen. The Ministers of Kerensky's government arrested, during the first days, (the leaders of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, Avk- sentieff, Gotz, ZenzinofT, the Generals Boldareff, Krasnoff and others — later on, all of them, leaders of the armed struggle against the Soviet power and members of the rebel governments of Siberia, the Don and the South) were set free.
What to read after The Dictatorship of the Proletariat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lev Borisovich Kamenev to read onlineMoreLess
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