Titlebook: Britain and the Bolshevik Revolution; Stephen White Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 Britain.

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Labour and Soviet Russiadestroy a revolutionary Government in Russia’.. Government policy had indeed encountered persistent and often bitter opposition from that quarter. Churchill’s statement, however, was intended primarily for the benefit of the government’s critics outside Parliament, in particular those in Labour and

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Conferencesng small-scale industry and retail trade and returning to more orthodox principles of public finance and law, was endorsed by the Tenth Congress of the Russian Communist Party in March 1921. Its decisions, the . declared, had been ‘in favour of the abandonment of Communism’. The ‘Communistic experim

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Soviet Russia and Labourismen that which has posited a connection between the party’s policy and the socialist princcples to which it was—at least ostensibly—committed. The party’s foreign policy, in this view, was a ‘repudiation of traditional British foreign policy’: it was characterised by opposition to the pursuit of nati

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