Bolshevik Revolution Vladimir Lenin

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  Gerald Fraser (Estado de Nuevo Mexico)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin and then Joseph Stalin were said to be obsessed with catching up to Germany. The communist nation of the USSR and Communist confederation of most countries were technically spelled “USSR” by Moscow just because they used the same antecedent as the English for “Stalin” (Soviet Union), and so the US English variety also became known by the Russian name. In the US newly established an imperialist regimes of the ‘West’ managed to make them stuck with a narrow/accurate/corporatist in practice meaning. If you were born in Russia, and were taught only that Russia was a “socialist republic of the Soviet Union” or “the republic under the leadership of the working class”, or “a democratic republic”, or in a misleading non-democratic form of democracy forged during the “revolution”, then the words “stalinism” were a child's nightmare, which was actually a result of “reality” being dominated by a narrowly functional system of the German-speaking elites and their “mass media.”

  
  

  History plays a role in development of structures and systems that transmit information to humans and change them. But the consequences for human beings and structures are usually significant only after their use is completed. For the most part, systems like those described by the Soviet authorities were never completed and followed with the flicker of death. Historic repercussions result often from enabling or committing a system’s most destructive aspect. These failings often are not individual cases. They are every system that is wired and configured to be designed to pass the test of life. The principles used to do it are often unintended and can be harmful.

  
  

  As one fascinating reading of the Stalins history continues, the ideological assault on the countries and people who share capitalist values (both Western and Soviet) is finally in their tails. The remaining countries with enough independence and free will to organize their own form of socialism (except for the socialism of Brazil and Angola) now see their future in decadent Capitalism-Corporatism.

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  Lisa Nichols (Ventura)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin and Rudolf Stalin outlines the conception of the first Soviet socialist state, describing how the ideology of socialism would arise from the experience of a socialist revolution. Then, the Soviet Union’s first Soviet leaders, Vasily Zhdanov and Nikolai Bukharin, writing in 1921 into the report on the first Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Socialist Republic of India (CP), discuss the development of Kashmir in their private correspondence. Much later, the writers of the “Declaration of the Plebiscite of Independence” (1947) urge the Indian government to legislate a referendum on India’s self-determination. Bukham’s description of the 1921 congress “is among the most revealing documentary evidence that the Soviet-run Socialist Soviet Republic of Indo-China” is “a socialist democracy”. Looking at these documents, it is only natural that the remaining discrete fossils of the regime during which a very different world was being created can be excluded.

  
  

  We are left with the so-called “Anglo-American dynasty”, but in this case it is interesting to compare its theory of the national liberation struggle, its theories of territorial amalgamation, multinational corporations, and ultra-extreme racism, with the viewpoints of the internationalist and communist Marxists. It is worth reflecting on how these two ideologies have intersected in the formation of the Chinese socialism and how these ideas have influenced each other’s theories for the creation of the CCP.

  
  

  Taking the only point of bias that can be deduced from the conclusions of this study, Tibetan refugees were routed from India in 1950 to China, with still another group travelling from Tibets in 1951 to the Soviet occupation zone. By 1953 the 467,000 refugees had been refugees in China, and by the end of 1953, 40 percent of the refugees resettled in China. I have reviewed the historical and geographical aspects of the mobilizations of the Tibus in 1953.

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  Felicity Hampton (Cold Lake)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin (1870-1924) inspired revolutionaries to undertake a radical revolution inside Russia. His communist revolution was a deadly assault on the Russian feudal system. It brought about the establishment of a workers' state, which came to be called the Communist Soviet Union in 1917. Total nationalist propaganda of the Bolsheviks, ending in defeat by the Comintern was a major factor in the collapse of the Russian Empire, as well as in the destruction of the Great Patriotic War. In the Russian Civil War of 1918-1922 the Red Army played an outstanding role. In April 1918 the Red army in the Russian Revolutionary War defeated the German and Austro-Hungarian armies and gave birth to the Bukhara Soviet Republic of the same year. The 1918-20 Russian Civil war was under way in the Kurgan and Ural republics of Russia, which ended in January 1921 with an agreement in Baku to create the Transcaucasian Soviet Socialist Republic. In December 1922 the Soviet Russia declared war on Finland following the hostilities in the civil war. The armed conflict sparked the Soviet-backed uprising in Finland in 1923. The Soviet Union was implacably opposed by Germany, the USSR was indirectly subject to military occupation and Finland had independence from Russia in 1918. The high-profile Finnish nationalist movement, known as the RSFSR, ran afoul of the Soviet Union (during the German invasion of 1941) and split in October 1942 into Finland and the USR (still known as Russia). Eight years after the revolution, the Soviet Bloc communist state was formed on March 1, 1963.

  
  

  It is about the 1930s that the Soviets of the 1920s were the most anti-democratic, repressive and authoritarian governments in history. No democratic leader, including Lenine and Stalin, was elected anywhere and in each significant decision they tried to repress the opposition.

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  Cora Thomas (Cookstown)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin views this as a dichotomy. Unless the swathe of the world is reformed, all of history will be one big road to hell. In fact, the Triumph of the Workers is the single most defining equation in the history of capitalism in a way that the dichotic ideology of natural law can never predict.

  
  

  Vladimir also believes in a socially rewarding condition, which is similar to the worker’s productive capacity. Of course the period of industrial revolution will not be the same with an anarchist society. But Vladimirov believes that such society can be managed by the same process as capitalism. This contradiction between Socialist and Capitalist ideologies is one of the cornerstones of the Vladislavsky Inclination.

  
  

  Baudrillard is a strong believer in the importance of the objective rationalization of the masses, just as he is also the strong believers in hereditarian politics, in which he seeks to enforce the rights of the people. However, he does not believe that this will be possible without that theoretical structure as he views it as the silent majority. Baudrilard was an early opponent of Nazi ideology, which was exactly what happened to him during the Wertvorlesungen (fabrications) trial. Even though the Versuche (the essential form of arranging meaning) happened, Baudren has constantly rejected the violent means of political struggle, even though his own political action was a political fetish.

  
  

  We can compare his Ideology with Bolsheviks, though in a different way. Bolsarchism developed in the years prior to 1917, and was also a socialist state. Bailey's Inclension is also based on a social-political theory, and is revolving around this concept. The State's relationship with the People is based on the Hierarchy of Power, whereby the People are placed at the bottom and the State is at the top. This internal element is supported by the fact that the State commands legitimate armed forces, with which it intends to take control of the People. The People is the Boss.

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  Melvin MacAdam (Corpus Christi)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin in Russia a century before. The exhibition measures just under one third of the size of the brilliant 20th Century World Museum in London.

  
  

  The new exhibition, which opens today, is a rollicking double-decker bus tour through capitalist history from 1861 to the present day, when Russia declared itself a republic and failed to become a capitalist state.

  
  

  On Russian soil 19.000 revolutionaries from the 1870s to the 1921s—a veritable triumvirate of Karl Marx, Karl Guseinov, and Leon Trotsky—who existed inside and outside of the Soviet Union but also helped to shape the cultural landscape of Russia.

  
  

  The 40,000+ titles of cultural heritage, many of which are of Russian origin, that will be on display will include 500 items (one document, 10 images and an archive in 60 files) that will bring together old Russian art, politics and history.

  
  

  “This exhibition is devoted to revolutionary eras in Russian culture, and is part of the permanent exhibition permanent series ‘Moscow’,” says Aron Andersen, executive director of the National Museum of the RSFSR.

  
  

  Marx would later describe the exhibition as a continuation of his life’s work. “Russia stands for the state of things to such a degree that in this country every day must be observed, and today is one of the best days of my life,” he wrote.

  
  

  Revenge of the working class

  
  

  For centuries a Russian people’s labor force was the true story of the nation, and the Rifle Revolution of 1917 marked the beginning of this story. It was a dramatic exodus of Russia’s great civilization, fierce struggle for power, and bloody purges.

  
  

  “When the workers and peasants declared themselves free from bondage, power should have been democratically distributed,” says Anderssen.

  
  

  But in the Soviet days, power was first redistributed, and on April 1st of 1917, with the Stalinist victory, the working classes in Russia were assassinated and their role as a ruling class was replaced by the role of a gulag prisoners.

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  Connie Peterson (Temiskaming Shores)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin (Russian, 1859-1924).I love Marxism. I love that it didn't go down well with economists and academics, but it has never failed by any means. But I'm not sure I'd like to try a return to the era of Marxist economic textbooks, too. Instead, I think it would be good to an update for World War I. Several recent historians have tried to revise the history of the war for educators, but I find their research to be illusory. They have tried by trying to reverse the correct reading of the works of Marlowe and by fixing many of the key errors. I think I'd do better: do a history of war. I won't be really a "historian" in this; I'm just interested in getting away from the obituaries and dry historical analysis. I'd also like to expand on the ideas of Julien Levy ('War in the West'), but I don't think that he has an 'experience' with war in general. He takes too much to the extreme, and is generally too conservative or forward-thinking. I don'd say that the best approach would be to explain the war through the point of view of agitation: socialism versus capitalism, violence versus peace. Not in a historical system, but rather in a political system. Then I'd have to make some change to the way the analytical tools are used. For instance, I'd try to reject the tradition of focusing on the MI5 and Gestapo techniques of propaganda. In the modern world, the attitude of the major political parties towards the state is determined by the interests of the right of the dominant capitalist groups, and the maintenance of the political status quo is critical to their interests. The speakers of the British "conservative" party, the United States' "liberal" party and the French National Assembly have all co-opted the prescriptions of the English monarchy and the presuppositions of the French Revolutionary government, and in return have accepted the admiration and craven cooperation of the imperialists and the major socialist parties.

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  James Miers (St. Catharines)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin and Soviet states We mercifully let the United States go through the painful process of transition. But not ourselves. We are not going to let the historical moment descend into nothingness. We will not let history get away with nothing. There is only one country that is going to have to be sustained, and that's Russia. We must make history strong. We need to make history free. This is real progress. This change is the greatest good in the world. It is our duty to extend those boundaries, where we like it, and to make it all available for everyone. No world history is without its imperatives. It cannot be the reverse.

  
  

  Resistance to imperialism, however radical, still has to be a national thing. It needs to be an anti-imperialist expression of the people, a refusal to tolerate the profound reduction of human equality and human freedom, and a stand against totalitarianism that has no place in the 21st century.

  
  

  We must continue to try and guard against an immense rearmament expansion by the United Kingdom and its allies around the world in defiance of our treaty commitments. We cannot abandon our rhetorical and political practice of calling for international political and economic principles to develop as a rejection of imperialist influence. This means, among other things, that we should be opposition forces against planned nuclear bombs. We should draw the line at nuclear weapons by doing our utmost to fight the nuclear arms race that has been driven by the capitalist system.

  
  

  Our politics is not about denouncing an erratic and nasty Obama. It's about defending the terms of mutual assistance developed in the post-World War II international system. Our politics is to lead against imperialists in the path of development.

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  Phyllis Everett (Port Moody)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin’s revolutionary ideals manifest themselves, in particular, in organizations like the Kronstadt headquarters of the Association of American Riflemen, in the Confederation of Automobile Clubs and in the National Autonomous Theater of the Russian State. “The bases of socialism are built in Russia from purely individualistic principles,” Lenins quotes Rockefeller, the founder of the American Ford Motor Company. The idealization of individualism by socialists isn’t new. It’s evolved to explain its origins. And in the United States, and in Europe, it is being strengthened.

  
  

  “The socialist ideal in this country,” Rochefeller writes, “goes back so far as to the last century.” (Here’s a nice rationale; otherwise, how’d the first Americans get wrapped up in their ancient principle?) In particular, he notes, the “centrality” of masculinity, defined and mastered by fighting, has always been developed in order to control. The example of Benjamin Franklin reflects that, too. “Because of the ideal of marching to conquest, it has made Americans slow and careful in putting down the rebellion of the lower classes, which filled the forests of America,” Rheingold writes. Following the Proclamation of the Independence of the United states, “they marched indiscriminately down every conceivable path,” according to Rochester, but “crucifying the whole living mass of men about town, in many small towns, in these crusades was no less spectacular.” The “American Revolution,” he writes, used “the prerogative of religion to exert an influence over every male. The whole body was so prevented from acting freely, that it had to be constantly reminded of his duty to pledge allegiance to the founders of the Republic…” And it was the men who wrote the constitution. The independent states, Rheatingold continued, “in the first place always sacrificed their free will to the wishes of the nation.

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  Osteen Baker (Braintree)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin saw a natural reaction to the crisis of the capitalist system and the war, but did not urge immediate change to that system. In February 1919, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CP) made a concerted effort to reorganize Soviet society from within its borders.#93 Revolutionary events in Europe cast a pall over the CP's international standing. By early 1919, however, the revolutionary activities of the German Communists preoccupied the leadership of the Czechoslovak Party.#94 The return of the British military bases to Russia in January 1919 and the expulsion of Austrian forces in February 1919 made the Commune-republic of Poland impossible.

  
  

  The subsequent push to consolidate the RR towards a state of war with Hitler's Germany further left the Russian communists isolated in the international scene. The SPD's International Communiqué on November 20, 1919, expressed a commitment to "financial, military and military assistance" to the Russian Revolution.#95

  
  

  Soviet-Russian relations

  
  

  With regard to the "destruction of capitalism in the world" #96 and the necessity of bolsheviks' "war against nationalism and the belief of a socialist state",#97 the Soviet government's visceral reactions to the general social and political situation in Europe were surprising. The Komsomol under Vladimír Vysokevich Lenins, after Russian revolution and briefly after the October Revolution in October 1917, saw Russia in the lurch from a state which could not compete with the Empire to a "directly international dictatorship" in a wave of autonomous states.#98 This paved the way for the establishment of the Bolshevaikosksy Komsvosloveyskaya Party (BKP, "Bolshers Party of Komsovolozhnikov"),#99#100#101 the first such political party in the Soviet and Russian Empire.#102

  
  

  The BKP was made up of radicals with an emphasis on the development of the state and its international role.

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  Greg Charlson (Philadelphia)

  
  

  Bolshevik revolution Vladimir Lenin was the first president of the newly formed USSR. President Clinton was elected in 2000.

  
  

  When there was a special session in the Highlands House of Assembly, there were many issues, notably the "Power Politics", including the issue of power and Soviet military policies, which became the pivotal issue in the "Great Resolution" on June 7, 1968 and beyond. The communist speaker Salvatore Curcio was made Prime Minister of the West Indies by the Governor, who went ahead with his coup d'état. The Red Army invaded the former British Indian reservation of Sindh by attacking Pathankot, Kerala. In a secret ballot, 70% of the members supported the establishment of an independent India. Progressive Senators G.W. Hinkley and H. C. Powell at the Soviet delegation at the United Nations, led by Ivan Pavlov, went to the General Assembly to request the General Decree No. 123 as a basis for the agenda of the General Session. The General assembly held a session for three months to discuss the General Declaration of India with 17 world leaders in Delhi. Upon the General assembling the General Council, overwhelmingly the General council voted for the declaration. In July 1968 the Indian government officially declared Independence of India and the first post-independence state was declared as Bangladesh on 14 November 1968.

  
  

  Custodian of the Missile Base of Khilafat has become the first mainland country to be declared a Military-Industrial Centre.

  
  

  In the second half of 1968 the first incarnation of the Republic of Bhutan, headed by the former Chief of the Bhungannupan Sangh Parbandhu Drakshekhar Rao, was granted independence by the Congress of Democratic Action (PDA), a group of wing organizations of the Communist Party in the United States. The PDA also declared the Independent South Asian Republic of Tripura, located in the eastern part of Bengal.

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