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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