the russian revolution drew to a close in 1917.
the russian revolution drew to a close in 1917.
in what year did the russian revolution draw to a close?
1917
bullet::::- serge, victor. year one of the russian revolution. l'an l de la revolution russe, 1930. year one of the russian revolution, holt, rinehart, and winston. translation, editor's introduction, and notes © 1972 by peter sedgwick. reprinted on victor serge internet archive by permission. . retrieved 14 may 2005.









































bullet::::- steinberg, mark, "voices of revolution, 1917". yale university press, 2001









































bullet::::- trotsky, leon. the history of the russian revolution. translated by max eastman, 1932. .









































section::::further reading.:primary sources.









































bullet::::- ascher, abraham, ed. "the mensheviks in the russian revolution" (ithaca, 1976).
russian revolution
section::::russian revolution and aftermath.:trotsky's contribution to the russian revolution.









































vladimir cherniaev, a leading russian historian, sums up trotsky's main contributions to the russian revolution:









































historian geoffrey swain argues that:









































lenin said in 1921 that trotsky was "in love with organisation," but in working politics, "he has not got a clue." swain explains the paradox by arguing that trotsky was not good at teamwork; he was a loner who had mostly worked as a journalist, not as a professional revolutionary like the others.









































section::::russian revolution and aftermath.:lenin's illness (1922–1923).
leon trotsky