Populism and the Jewish Experience in Revolutionary Russia

This chapter explores the historical context of populism in Russia, highlighting its disingenuous nature and connections to revolutionary movements. It delves into the Jewish community's response to persecution and their evolving political identity, particularly post-pogroms, while discussing the complexities of revolutionary alliances. The narrative critiques the relationship between Marxist ideologies and the realities of the working class, reflecting on how modern interpretations of labor movements diverge from their origins.