From February to October, 1917: the role of the «Mensheviks» in the political life of Russia by A U Gavrilov

“…The author analyses the role and the influence of the «Mensheviks» in political life of Russia between the democratic Revolution in February and socialist Revolution in October, 1917. …”
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The Origins of the Soviet Person: The Anthropological Dimension of October 1917 as Perceived by Menshevik Social Democrats by Alexey Valeryevich Antoshin

“…The author also uses some personal letters of Mensheviks deposited at the Hoover Institution Archive on War, Revolution and Peace (Stanford, USA). …”
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THE DON MENSHEVIKS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONDITIONS OF WORLD WAR I: THE SOURCE STUDY REVIEW OF MATERIALS by T. V. Schukina, S. G. Voskoboynikov

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Under pressure of two dictatorships: Mensheviks of Urals and TransUrals in first months of A. V. Kolchak’s dictatorship by V. V. Moskovkin, I. V. Skipina

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The socialist perspective in the activities of political parties in the spring – autumn in 1917 (based on the data from Simbirsk, Samara and Saratov provinces) by V.N. Kuznetsov

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The year of 1917 in Yaroslavl by Sergey Holyaev

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“LOAN OF LIBERTY” AS AN INDICATOR OF A PRO-GOVERNMENTAL AND PATRIOTIC SENTIMENT (BY THE MATERIALS OF THE MIDDLE AND LOWER VOLGA REGION) by V. N. Kuznetsov

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«I called on the audience to strive for possible simple cessation of the war»: the arrest of Omsk social-democrat K. A. Popov in January 1916 by M. M. Stelmak

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Julius Martov and his times [Review: Litvin A.L., Uri­lov I.Kh. Julius Martov. A History of Life and Work. 1873–1923. Moscow, Sobranie, 2021. (In Russian)] by P.S. Kabytov, O.B. Leontieva

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Julius Martov (1873–1923) and modern Russian historio­graphy by A.A. Salnikova, V.V. Astafiev

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Participation of the Ukrainian Social Democratic Union in the work of the general imperial congresses and conferences of the RSDLP in 1905–1907 by Volodymyr Dubinskiy, Oleksandr Fedkov

“…The first forum with the participation of a representative of the Union was the Mensheviks All-Russia Conference of Party Officials in the spring of 1905. …”
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Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism / by Lenin, V. I, (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov) 1870-1924 author 512910

“…On June 19 (July 2), 1916, Lenin finished the book and sent the manuscript to Paris Publishers. The Menshevik elements in the management of this publishing house deleted from the book the sharp criticism of the opportunist theories of Kautsky and the Russian Mensheviks (Martov and others) and made corrections in the manuscript which not only obliterated characteristic features of Lenin's style but even distorted his ideas. …”

Trotsky and his role in the revolution of 1905 - 1907 in Russian by Dr.Shaima Fadel Makhieber

“…The research in its first part included the birth and origin of Trotsky ,The second part emphasized Trotsky's political activism until the end of 1898, his joining a group of revolutionaries, The third axis focused on Trotsky's intellectual activity until the dissolution of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, where he joined in Siberia with the stream of socialist democratic ideas and became a leader in his own name, While the fourth axis dealt with the issue of splitting the Russian Social Democratic Workers Party into Bolsheviks and Mensheviks. The fifth axis dealt with Trotsky's role in the Russian revolution of 1905-1907, his leadership of this revolution and his contribution to supporting workers' councils throughout Russia. …”
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February revolution and perestroika: genetic link or show of political technologists? by Sergey G. Kara-Murza

“…Reformers of the end of XX century repeated the steps and claims of liberals and mensheviks, bourgeois and corrupted officials, westerners and nationalists. …”
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Women in the Revolutionary Movement of the Late 19th – Early 20th Centuries (the Case of the Kostroma Province) by Elena Yu. Volkova

“…In Kostroma these parties included the cadets, the social revolutionaries, the Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks. The year of 1917 was marked by the strongest battle for the influence on women. …”
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CONGRESSES, CONFERENCES AND COUNCILS OF VARIOUS SOCIAL CLASS FORCES IN TOMSK PROVINCE IN THE PERIOD OF THE“DEMOCRATIC COUNTERREVOLUTION” (JUNE – NOVEMBER 1918) by V. A. Drobchenko, M. E. Chernyak, E. I. Chernyak

“…The following tendencies in the internal structure of the civic movement are observed in the researched period: the activity of local public authority was renewed, while the activity of the Soviet bodies was prohibited, the Socialists-Revolutionaries (SRs) and the Mensheviks became more active, at the same time, the Bolsheviks went underground, the Oblastniks, the clergy and businesspeople began to participate in the civil movement considerably. …”
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Virumaa kooliõpetajast koduloolane August Martin ja Kaukaasia eestlased by Aivar Jürgenson

“…Because of his pro-Abkhazian thoughts and activities in Abkhazia, which since the summer of 1918 had been occupied by Georgian militants, August Martin found like-minded people among Abkhaz nationalists, but fierce opponents among Georgian Mensheviks, who formed the parliamentary majority. …”
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The Idea of Direct Democracy in the Constitution of the First Republic of Georgia by Vakhtang Menabde

“…The most interesting part is the fact that the Georgian Mensheviks did not simply choose a theoretical model and mechanically transplanted it in Georgia, but they adjusted it to the existing context, provided critical analysis, and developed it further. …”
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Political Views and Positions of the Russian Servicemen in Finland at the Final Stage of the First World War (Spring – Summer 1917) by Elena Yu. Dubrovskaya

“…However, by the summer of 1917 the readiness of the socialist leaders of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party and the Mensheviks to continue the war increasingly contradicted the interests of ordinary servicemen. …”
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Bolsheviks and Left Socialist Revolutionaries: the Struggle for State Power / Большевики и левые эсеры: борьба за государственную власть... by Mikhail N. Petrov / Михаил Н. Петров

“…Particular attention is paid to the consequences for the establishment of a one-party system of armed speech by the Left Socialist Revolutionaries on July 6, 1918 during the Fifth All-Russian Congress of Soviets in Moscow, primarily the elimination of the Left Socialist Revolutionaries from the bodies of state power and state administration after the Right Socialist Revolutionaries and Mensheviks. Большевики вступили в блок с левыми эсерами накануне октябрьских событий. …”
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