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Dedication
Epigraph
Introduction by The Friends of Aron Baron
Anarchy and “Scientific” Communism by Luigi Fabbri
I. The bourgeois phraseology of “scientific” communism
II. The State and the Centralisation of Production
III. The “Provisional” Dictatorship and the State
IV. Anarchy and Communism
V. The Russian Revolution and the Anarchists
The Soviet System or the Dictatorship of the Proletariat? by Rudolf Rocker
Revolutionary Syndicalism and the Idea of Councils
The “Dictatorship of the Proletariat,” an Inheritance from the Bourgeoisie
Jacobin Traditions and Socialism
Everything for the Councils
The Idea of Equality and the Bolsheviks by Nestor Makhno
The State and Revolution: Theory and Practice by Iain McKay
Theory
The Paris Commune
Opportunism
Anarchism
Socialism
The Party
Practice
The State and the Soviets
The State and Socialism
The State and Civil War
The State and the Masses
Alternatives
Conclusions
A Decade of Bolshevism by Alexander Berkman
Preface to Ida Mett’s “The Kronstadt Commune” by Maurice Brinton
The Kronstadt Commune by Ida Mett
The Kronstadt Events
1. Background to the Kronstadt insurrection
2. Petrograd on the Eve of Kronstadt
Analysis of the Kronstadt Programme
3. Mass meetings and Bolshevik slanders
Mass Meetings
The Provisional Committee
Bolshevik Slanders
4. Effects on the Party Rank and File
5. Threats, Bribes and Skirmishes
Threats and Bribes
Support in Petrograd
First Skirmishes
6. Demoralisation in the Red Army
Reorganisation
7. The Final Assault
The Balance Sheet
8. What they said at the time
The Anarchists
The Mensheviks
The right S.R.s.
The left S.R.s.
Lenin’s Views
Petrichenko’s Evidence
9. Kronstadt: last upsurge of the Soviets
Trotsky’s Accusations
The Bolshevik interpretations
Rosa Luxembourg’s view’s
A third Soviet Revolution
The Struggle Against Fascism Begins with the Struggle Against Bolshevism by Otto Ruhle
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My Disillusionment in Russia—Afterword by Emma Goldman
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Cries In The Wilderness: Alexander Berkman and Russian Prisoner Aid by Barry Pateman
Bolshevism and Stalinism by Paul Mattick
Competitors for Power
The Bolsheviks and Mass Spontaneity
The Party ‘Machine’
Trotsky, Apologist for Stalinism
The Result: State Capitalism
The Role of Bolshevik Ideology in the Birth of the Bureaucracy by Cornelius Castoriadis
[1. The Significance of the Russian Revolution]
[2. The Main Questions]
[3. The Traditional “Answers”]
[4. Bureaucracy in the Modern World]
[A. Modern Capitalist Countries]
[B . Economically Backward Countries]
[C . Russia]
[5. The Working Class in the Russian Revolution]
[6. Bolshevik Policy]
[7. The Management of Production]
[8. On “Ends” and “Means”]
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