BRASÃO DAS ARMAS E OS 'MITOS' DA REVOLUÇÃO RUSSA | REAGINDO EP #202

REACT | COAT OF ARMS (THIAGO BRAGA) AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION Reacting to and commenting on the video from the Coat of Arms Channel: Debunking the biggest myths of the Russian Revolution Another YouTube historian who reads a bit of second-rate stuff here and there and believes he's discovered the hidden secrets of history. Believe me, the February Revolution in Russia was... liberal and conservative. WHO MADE THE FEBRUARY REVOLUTION? IT WAS THE LIBERALS REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST PARTY Revolutionary Socialist Party (Esseriists) Populist Socialist Party (Enesisists) - Kulaks separated from the PSR in 1906 Trudovik Party (Enesisists) - Alexander Kerensky SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC WORKERS' PARTY Mensheviks Internationalist Mensheviks Bolsheviks INVOLVED PARTIES Kadet Party - liberal: the only non-proletarian revolutionary political force with a minimum of organization in 1917 MONARCHISTS October Party - centrist, defender of the Czar, large industrialists Black Hundreds - Czarists and nationalists with paramilitary methods Monarchist parties FIRST CONGRESS OF SOVIETS June 16 822 DELEGATES 285 Revolutionary Socialists - 35% 245 Mensheviks - 30% 105 Bolsheviks - 13% 32 Internationalist Mensheviks - 4% SECOND CONGRESS OF SOVIETS 649 delegates 390 were Bolsheviks - 60% 100 Left Socialist Revolutionaries - 15.4% 72 Mensheviks - 11.09% 60 other Socialist Revolutionaries - 9.2% 14 united internationalist social democrats 6 Menshevik feminists 7 from other factions Text by Marx on these phases of history MARX, K. Class Struggles in Russia. São Paulo: Boitempo. Editorial, 2013. pp. 68-9 “If our own peasants and the working class had not risen up, the Russian Soviet government would have been unable to do anything against us […] we were expelled from Ukraine not by the Russian government, but by our own people” (DAVIS, H. For a Marxist Theory of Nationalism. Rio de Janeiro: Zahar, 1979, p. 81). References cited in the video: CARR, E.H. History of Soviet Russia. Madrid: Alianza, 1974-8 (14 VOLUMES). FERRO, Marc. The Russian Revolution of 1917. São Paulo: Perspectiva, 2004. FERRO, Marc. Nicholas II – the last czar. Lisbon, Portugal: Edições 70, 1992. FIGES, Orlando. Tragedy of a people: the Russian Revolution, 1891-1924. Rio de Janeiro: Record, 1999. MARIE, J.-J. Stalin. São Paulo: Babel, 2011 On the rupture between the Lenin and Stalin periods BROUÉ, Pierre. Communists against Stalin. Massacre of a generation [2003]. Málaga: Sepha, 2008 BROUÉ, Pierre. History of the Communist International 1919-1943, Rise and Fall, São Paulo, Sundermann, 2007 BROUÉ, Pierre. The Bolshevik Party, São Paulo, Sundermann, 2014. ROGOVÍN, Vadin. Was there an alternative to Stalinism? São Paulo, Sundermann, 2023. 0:00 Start 0:47 COAT OF ARMS METHOD 10:06 UKRAINE 11:58 FEBRUARY REVOLUTION 19:13 HISTORICAL SOURCES 28:26 LIBERAL REVOLUTION? 39:39 CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTION? 43:03 MARX AND HISTORY 49:23 POPULAR SUPPORT 1:13:49 CHALLENGE _____________________________________________________________________________ BECOME A MEMBER and support the channel. Click the JOIN button above or:    / @orientacaomarxista   Video about becoming a channel member:    • Seja um apoiador do canal Orientação Marxista   _____________________________________________________________________________ Follow the Marxist Orientation channel pages on Social Media FACEBOOK:   / orientação-marxista-111673690190915   TWITTER:   / orient_marxista   INSTAGRAM:   / orient.marxista   _____________________________________________________________________________ Read the Theory and Revolution blog: https://teoriaerevolucao.pstu.org.br _____________________________________________________________________________ The book by the author of this channel (Marx and History: from national particularities to the universality of the socialist revolution) can be found Purchased from the following addresses: https://editorasundermann.com.br/livr... https://www.estantevirtual.com.br/bus... #RussianRevolution #CoatOfArms #Lenin