History of the Russian Revolution

Leon Trotsky’s history of the Russian Revolution, from the fall of tsarism through the October insurrection and the first years of Soviet power.

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  1. Introduction by Alan Woods
  2. Preface
  3. Peculiarities of Russia’s Development
  4. Tzarist Russia in the War
  5. The Proletariat and the Peasantry
  6. The Tzar and the Tzarina
  7. The Idea of a Palace Revolution
  8. The Death Agony of the Monarchy
  9. Five Days (February 23-27, 1917)
  10. Who Led the February Insurrection?
  11. The Paradox of the February Revolution
  12. The New Power
  13. Dual Power
  14. The Executive Committee
  15. The Army and the War
  16. The Ruling Group and the War
  17. The Bolsheviks and Lenin
  18. Rearming the Party
  19. The “April Days”
  20. The First Coalition
  21. The Offensive
  22. The Peasantry
  23. Shifts in the Masses
  24. The Soviet Congress and the June Demonstration
  25. Conclusion of Volume One
  26. To the Chapter Peculiarities of Russia’s Development
  27. To the Chapter Re-arming the Party
  28. To the Chapter The Soviet Congress and the June Demonstration
  29. The July Days – Preparation and Beginning
  30. The July Days – Culmination and Rout
  31. Could the Bolsheviks Have Seized the Power in July?
  32. The Month of the Great Slander
  33. The Counter-Revolution Lifts Its Head
  34. Kerensky and Kornilov
  35. The State Conference in Moscow
  36. Kerensky’s Plot
  37. Kornilov’s Insurrection
  38. The Bourgeoisie Measures Strength with the Democracy
  39. The Masses under Attack
  40. The Rising Tide
  41. The Bolsheviks and the Soviets
  42. The Last Coalition
  43. The Peasantry before October
  44. The Problem of Nationalities
  45. A Further Note on the Problem of Nationalities
  46. Withdrawal from the Pre-Parliament and Struggle for the Soviet Congress
  47. The Military-Revolutionary Committee
  48. Lenin Summons to Insurrection
  49. The Art of Insurrection
  50. The Conquest of the Capital
  51. The Capture of the Winter Palace
  52. The October Insurrection
  53. The Congress of the Soviet Dictatorship
  54. Conclusion
  55. Note to the Appendices (and Appendix No.1)
  56. Appendix 1 Supplementary Essay
  57. Appendix No.2: Socialism in a Separate Country?
  58. Appendix No.3: Historic References on the Theory of “Permanent Revolution”

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