ABSTRACT
Written in 1918, this volume attempts to give an un-biased account of the Russian Revolution and what it stood for, by asking to what extent the Revolution was the result of the War and how far the struggle for peace which followed the Revolution was inherent in it. It discusses whether or not the peace policy of the revolutionary democracy expressed the true purpose of Russia at the time or were the soviets really alien to the people and to the Revolution. It also questions whether the disintegration of Russia and the dissolution of the Russian Army inevitable.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|20 pages
Introductory
part II|46 pages
The Disorganisation of Industry
part III|42 pages
Disintegration of the Russian Army
part IV|30 pages
The Revolution
part V|50 pages
The Struggle for Peace