isaac-deutscher-the-prophet-armed-trotsky-1879-1921

INDEX
Revolutions: (cont.)
Russian, of 1905, eve of, 1o8, 112;
beginning of, 112-18, 122-3; the
October movement, 125-7, 130-3;
as dress rehearsal for 1917, 140-1;
compared with 178g and 1848,
153, 249.
Russian, of 1917, outbreak of,
243 ff.; early phase, 249 ff.; turning
point of June, 267 ff.; the July
days, 270--5; subsequent reaction,
279 ff.; Kornilov's attempt at
counter .. rcvolution, 282; October
insurrection, 290-4, 307-r4;
'Peace, Land, and Bread' in,
314-22; anti-climax to, 322-4;
terror in, 338-41; and Constituent
Assembly, 372; and self-determination,
377-8; and 1918 upheaval in
Europe, 449-50.
Revolutionary War Council of the
Republic, 422-3, 436.
Ribot, 347.
Robespierre, 84, 153; and Lenin,
91-97, 390-1.
Robins, R., 351, 385 n; 1, 390 n. 2.
Rodzianko, M., 2g6.
Rosengoltz, A., 420, 423.
Rosmer, ·A., 227, 241.
Rothstdn, Th., 223, 463 n. 3.
Rudzutak, I., 502 n. 3.
Ruskin, John, 48.
Ryazanov, D., 192, 197, 221, 492;
member of Mtzhrayonlra, 255;
negotiates about coalition government,
331 ff.; opposed to Brest
Litovsk Peace, 389 ff.
Rykov, A., 194, 288, 294, 492, 502 n. 3;
for coalition government, 333.
Sadoul, J ., 288 n. 1, 345, 34 7 n. 6,
351, 361; compares Lenin and Trotsky,
403.
Sapronov, T., 499.
Sazonov, the Social Revolutionary, io7.
Schopenhauer, A., 34 n. 2.
Schulz, German military historian, 477.
Sedov, Lev, or Leon, Trotsky's older
son, 184.
Sedov, Sergei, Trotsky's younger son,
184.
Sedova; Natalya, Trotsky's second wife,
70:.71, io1, 241, 373 n. 1; returns to
Russia in 1905, 116, 124; and
Trotsky's deportation in 1go6, 170,
174; in Berlin, 18 I ; in Vienna, bcfo.rc
1914, 183-4, 192; during the
revolution, 345.
Semkovsky, 192.
Screbriakov, L., 519 n. I.
Shaumian, S., 288.
Shchastny, Admiral, 414.
Shrhcdrin, N. P., 31.
Sherri ff, R. C., 230.
Shlyapnikov, G., 424, 502 n. 3; lead.
Workers' Opposition, 50; ff., 519.
Shvigovsky, Franz, 23, 25, 30, 36.
Shydlovsky, Senator, 125, 131.
Siberia, early in the century described
by Trotsky, 46-48; 1906 revolts in,
145; Japanese invasion of, 350, 399;
Czech Legion in, 417; civil war in.
433-4; and American-] apanese
rivalry, 456.
Siberian Social Democratic Union, 44>
45 n. 1, 72, 83.
Sklyansky, E. M., 423, 438, 466, 47+
Skobcl~v, 192, 209, 253, 254.
Sko/1tsy, 43, 205--6.
Skoropadsky, Helman, 394-
Slavophilism, or Pan-Slavism, 52, 67,
201-2, 204.
Smilga, I., 426, 434, 439, 48o-1.
Smirnov, I. N., 392, 410, 420, 423.
Social Democracy, Russian, or Russian
Social Democratic Party,
foundation of, 34; and Jacobinism,
76, 91-97; splits into
Mensheviks and Bolsheviks 81-
86; its role in 1go5 revolution,
118-19; opposed to terrorism,
139;underStolypinregime, 175;
and February revolution, 244.
Congresses of Russian Social Democratic
Workers' Party, later
Communist Party (Bolsheviks):
Minsk 'congress' of 18g8, 34, 72.
second congress ( 1903), 72-82.
fifth (London) congres.< (1907),
177--So.
sixth congres.< (t917), 26g.
seventh congress ( 1918), 38g,
394-8.
eighth congress (1919), 430-1, 478.
ninth congress (1920), 4g8-9.
tenth congress ( 1921), 5o8-10, 519.
Social (or Socialist) Revolutionary
Party, 68, 130; in Petrograd Soviet
of 1905, 139; in 1914, 212; during
and after February revolution, 250--
1 ff.: at first Congress of Soviets,
262 ff.; in July days, 270--i; and
anti-Bolshevik reaction, 277 tt;; and
Kornilov, 281-2; decline of its
influence, 282-3; at Democratic
Conference, 284-6; and October