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Lenin, Trotsky and the October Revolution p2
by Rob Sewell
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The Russian Revolution was quite possibly the greatest
moment in human history; for the first time the working
class took control of both the state machinery and the
means of production. In one bold move the old feudalistic
mode of production was swept aside and the bourgeoisie,
too weak to take control or play a productive role, were
defeated also.
The worldwide implications of the Russian Revolution were
massive; workers the world over were inspired to struggle
themselves for freedom and control over their own lives.
As Trotsky said, "The success of socialist construction
in our country is inseparable from the success of the
revolutionary movement in the entire world" the
backwardness or Russia made it even more reliant on the
world proletariat to support its development.
At the ULU Marxist Society Rob Sewell; author of 'The
History of British Trade Unionism,' What is Marxism,'
'Germany: Revolution to Counter Revolution' and editorial
board of www.socialist.net spoke on the history of the
Russian Revolution, what happened to it and its lessons
it gives us when looking at the struggles of today.
Date Published: 2008-11-07 17:11:28
Identifier: LeninTrotskyAndTheOctoberRevolutionP2
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