My Visit To The Kremlin
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A remarkable piece of anarchist political literature, My Visit to the Kremlin presents a firsthand account by Nestor Makhno — the legendary Ukrainian anarchist commander — of his meetings with Bolshevik leaders, including Lenin and Sverdlov, in June 1918. Makhno chronicles his journey to Moscow during a pivotal and turbulent moment in post-revolutionary Russia, capturing the ideological tensions between the anarchist movement and the newly consolidated Bolshevik state. The account details the sharp contrasts in political vision between Makhno and the Bolsheviks, illuminating the uneasy alliance and deep-seated conflicts that would later erupt into open conflict during the Russian Civil War. Written with the directness and conviction of a seasoned revolutionary, this pamphlet stands as an essential primary document for understanding the interplay of anarchism, Bolshevism, and the fate of the Ukrainian Free Territory.
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A remarkable piece of anarchist political literature, My Visit to the Kremlin presents a firsthand account by Nestor Makhno — the legendary Ukrainian anarchist commander — of his meetings with Bolshevik leaders, including Lenin and Sverdlov, in June 1918. Makhno chronicles his journey to Moscow during a pivotal and turbulent moment in post-revolutionary Russia, capturing the ideological tensions between the anarchist movement and the newly consolidated Bolshevik state. The account details the sharp contrasts in political vision between Makhno and the Bolsheviks, illuminating the uneasy alliance and deep-seated conflicts that would later erupt into open conflict during the Russian Civil War. Written with the directness and conviction of a seasoned revolutionary, this pamphlet stands as an essential primary document for understanding the interplay of anarchism, Bolshevism, and the fate of the Ukrainian Free Territory.
