This volume presents a collection of essays by Karl Radek, a leading Bolshevik during the Russian Revolution. The pieces discuss the nature of proletarian dictatorship and the use of terrorism as a political tool. The book also features additional commentary by the Marxian Educational Society and an introduction by Patrick Lavin.
In this fascinating historical document, British journalist Arthur Ransome defends the Bolshevik government of Russia against charges of tyranny and oppression. Ransome had firsthand experience of the revolutionary process and presents a nuanced and sympathetic portrayal of the Russian people and their aspirations. He also engages in a lively debate with Karl Radek, a Bolshevik leader who sharply disagrees with Ransome's assessment. Radek and Ransome on Russia offers a unique perspective on a crucial moment in world history.