Anarchism and Revolution in Russia

This chapter explores the intricate history of anarchism in Russia, highlighting key figures and contrasting it with Marxism, particularly regarding Jewish involvement in these movements. It critiques anarchism as an ideology focused on destruction rather than constructive solutions, while also addressing the dynamics of labor unrest and Jewish self-defense during the early 20th century. The discussion emphasizes the complexities of revolutionary sentiments and the interplay of ethnic and political factors leading up to critical moments in Russian history.