Anarchism and the Russian Revolution

This chapter explores the emergence of anarchist thought in early 20th-century Russia, focusing on key figures and their complex relationships with broader revolutionary movements. It examines the interplay between anarchism, collectivization, and Jewish participation, highlighting the nuanced perceptions of Jewish involvement in the struggle against autocracy. Additionally, the chapter critiques historical narratives surrounding revolutionary events, illustrating the multifaceted dynamics of class and ethnic relations during this turbulent period.