The True Nature of Soviet Revolution

This chapter explores the motivations behind the Soviet regime's rise to power, challenging the notion of communism as a worker's utopia. It scrutinizes the violent and authoritarian means employed for control, the suppression of Russian identity, and the significant human toll during the Russian Civil War. The narrative also critiques the revolutionary ideology’s impact on societal structures and contrasts it with other historical revolutions, questioning the essence of what constitutes a true revolution.