Revolutionary Upheaval in Kiev

This chapter explores the intense revolutionary activities in Kiev during October, driven by leaders like Alexander Schlichter and marked by widespread protests. It critiques the motivations behind these uprisings, asserting they served the aims of the emerging Soviet regime rather than genuine labor interests. Additionally, the chapter examines the impact of Bolshevism on agriculture, the role of youth activism, and the complex dynamics between Jewish society and the Russian monarchy during this tumultuous period.