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• catalog abstract "Victor Serge (1890-1947), historian, translator and novelist, a Belgian-born Russian, was politically active in seven countries, participated in three revolutions, and spent more than ten years in various captivities. He was born in political exile of Russian anarchist parents who had been implicated in the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, and he died in exile in Mexico. Russia Twenty Years After, his first major work, was written just after his harrowing release and expulsion from the Stalinist gulag, where he had spent three years as an intransigent oppositionist to the regime. It is still one of the most important documentary accounts of the then-emerging Stalinist system. Stalin almost stilled Serge's voice, but in exile Serge, along with Leon Trotsky, took up the defense of those falsely accused and silenced and tried to alert the world to what Stalin was doing in the name of socialism in the USSR, and to analyze how the Russian Revolution, which had been the hope for humankind, was in the process of devouring itself. This edition also includes Serge's "Thirty Years after the Russian Revolution," his eloquent summary and analysis of the Stalinist counterrevolution that has never before been published in English. The introductory essay by Susan Weissman introduces the reader to Serge, evaluating his contribution to our current understanding of the former Soviet Union. She also updates Serge's accounts of the fate of various oppositionists with information from the newly opened Soviet archives.".
• catalog alternative "Russia 20 years after".
• catalog contributor b9546127.
• catalog contributor b9546128.
• catalog contributor b9546129.
• catalog contributor b9546130.
• catalog coverage "Soviet Union Foreign relations 1917-1945.".
• catalog coverage "Soviet Union Politics and government 1917-1936.".
• catalog created "1996.".
• catalog date "1996".
• catalog date "1996.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Stalin almost stilled Serge's voice, but in exile Serge, along with Leon Trotsky, took up the defense of those falsely accused and silenced and tried to alert the world to what Stalin was doing in the name of socialism in the USSR, and to analyze how the Russian Revolution, which had been the hope for humankind, was in the process of devouring itself. This edition also includes Serge's "Thirty Years after the Russian Revolution," his eloquent summary and analysis of the Stalinist counterrevolution that has never before been published in English. The introductory essay by Susan Weissman introduces the reader to Serge, evaluating his contribution to our current understanding of the former Soviet Union. She also updates Serge's accounts of the fate of various oppositionists with information from the newly opened Soviet archives.".
• catalog description "Victor Serge (1890-1947), historian, translator and novelist, a Belgian-born Russian, was politically active in seven countries, participated in three revolutions, and spent more than ten years in various captivities. He was born in political exile of Russian anarchist parents who had been implicated in the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, and he died in exile in Mexico. Russia Twenty Years After, his first major work, was written just after his harrowing release and expulsion from the Stalinist gulag, where he had spent three years as an intransigent oppositionist to the regime. It is still one of the most important documentary accounts of the then-emerging Stalinist system.".
• catalog description "Victor Serge: The Forgotten Marxist / Susan Weissman -- I. The Condition of Man and Mind. 1. The Condition of the Workers -- Wages. 2. The Condition of the Workers -- The Work. 3. The Condition of Woman. 4. The Youth. 5. Peasants, Artisans, Administrators, Believers. 6. Managed Science, Literature, and Pedagogy -- II. The System. 1. The Secret Service, Crimes of Opinion, Internal Passports. 2. Penitentiaries, "Solitaries," Deportation, Right of Asylum. 3. The Fate of the Socialists -- The Fate of the Anarchists. 4. The Fate of Communists -- The Death of the Oppositionists. 5. The Life of the Oppositionists. 6. The Capitulators. 7. The Cult of the Leader -- III. The Political Evolution (1917-1936). 1. From Soviet Democracy to ... (1917-1923). 2. ... The Advent of the Bureaucracy (1924-1927). 3. Industrialization and Collectivization (1928-1934). 4. The Great Wretchedness (1931-1934). 5. The Laws. 6. A Turn: The Stabilization of the Ruble (1934-1935).".
• catalog extent "li, 345 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Russia twenty years after.".
• catalog identifier "0391038559 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Russia twenty years after.".
• catalog isPartOf "Revolutionary studies".
• catalog issued "1996".
• catalog issued "1996.".
• catalog language "eng fre".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New Jersey : Humanities Press,".
• catalog relation "Russia twenty years after.".
• catalog spatial "Soviet Union Foreign relations 1917-1945.".
• catalog spatial "Soviet Union Politics and government 1917-1936.".
• catalog subject "947.084 20".
• catalog subject "DK267 .S4513 1996".
• catalog tableOfContents "Victor Serge: The Forgotten Marxist / Susan Weissman -- I. The Condition of Man and Mind. 1. The Condition of the Workers -- Wages. 2. The Condition of the Workers -- The Work. 3. The Condition of Woman. 4. The Youth. 5. Peasants, Artisans, Administrators, Believers. 6. Managed Science, Literature, and Pedagogy -- II. The System. 1. The Secret Service, Crimes of Opinion, Internal Passports. 2. Penitentiaries, "Solitaries," Deportation, Right of Asylum. 3. The Fate of the Socialists -- The Fate of the Anarchists. 4. The Fate of Communists -- The Death of the Oppositionists. 5. The Life of the Oppositionists. 6. The Capitulators. 7. The Cult of the Leader -- III. The Political Evolution (1917-1936). 1. From Soviet Democracy to ... (1917-1923). 2. ... The Advent of the Bureaucracy (1924-1927). 3. Industrialization and Collectivization (1928-1934). 4. The Great Wretchedness (1931-1934). 5. The Laws. 6. A Turn: The Stabilization of the Ruble (1934-1935).".
• catalog title "Russia 20 years after".
• catalog title "Russia twenty years after / Victor Serge ; translated by Max Shachtman ; new edition prepared by Susan Weissman.".
• catalog type "text".