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Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1917-1923 -- Bib. & Index
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Lavr, 105, 206n
Kosior, L. V., 310, 429
Kozlovsky, Ge.A. N., 363
Krassin, L. B., 430
Krestinsky, N. N., 302, 390
page 550
Kronstadt uprising, 233, 242, 265,
267, 307, 325, 356, 398
described, 362-66
effects of, 402-3
"war communism" and, 455-56
Kropotkin, Peter, 527
Krupskaya, Nadezhda, 43, 169
70, 299
Kulaks
agrarian communes and, 228
Engels on, 249n
income of, 244-45
middle peasants in fight
against, 225, 230, 284-85
new mir and, 236-37
poor peasants in fight against,
221, 222, 350, 351
See also: Mir
Labor, militarization of, 34, 384
88, 390, 455
Labor army, 188
Labor camps, 207n
established, 285-86
present population of, 12
Labor Code (RSFSR), 173
Labor desertion, 187, 188
Labor discipline, 34, 176-89
coercive measures, 184-89
Communist work and, 198-202
ideological class struggle and,
176-81
"left Communists" and, 375
socialist discipline and, 198
200
trade-union role in, 181-85
under "war communism,"
454-55
Labor mobilization, 183, 184,
186-88
Lamonov, A., 364
Land
decree on (1917), 210-11, 219
drop in uncultivated, 240
held by poor and middle peas-
ants, 238-39
household holdings in, 215-16
law on socialization of, 211
lost to Germany, 373
mir and, 213-14, 217
multiparcelization of, 237
peasant struggle for, 82, 84-90;
see also Democratic rev-
olution
recovered, 246n-47n
revolution and peasant hold-
ings in, 237-38
Land associations, decree on,
235-37
Land Committees, 76-77
Larin, M. A., 154
Lassalle, F., 117
Latvia, 372
"League of Struggle for the
Emancipation of the
Working Class" (group),
115, 120
"Left Communists," 156, 158,
174, 326n, 384, 393n
lack of realism of, 379n
state capitalism and, 372, 374
78, 468
Left opportunism, 413
Leftist-righffst opportunism,
34-35
Legal Marxism, struggle against,
115
Lenin, Vladimir Ilich, 21, 30, 53n,
57-60, 63n
balance sheet drawn up by,
437-38
page 551
changes in conception of
NEP, 477-505
mistakes of "war com-
munism," 451-63
in period of "war com-
munism," 439-50
on state capitalism, 464-76
campaigns for insurrection, 90n
and countryside class relations
change in policy, 233-35,
255-57
former social relations in,
212-13
land question, 211, 245n
and middle peasants, 224
32, 351-55
mir and, 215
poor peasants and, 220-23
and dictatorship of proletariat
on bourgeois-proletarian re-
lations, 135
hegemony of class and, 127n
and limits of possible action,
95-96
military power and, 126n
27n
and party need to strengthen,
see Dictatorship of
proletariat -- Bolshevik
Party relations with
social classes defined by,
139-40
soviet organs and,104-6,110
and struggle to build party,
120-25
as system of power, 97-99
worker-peasant alliance and,
99-103
economism opposed by, 33, 35,
39-43
in February-October(1917), 75
breakdown in bourgeois
peasant collaboration
and, 80-81
and dual power, 72
forecast of April and, 84
insurrection, 82, 83
intraparty struggle, 369-72
national movements and, 86
and peasant revolt, 82
on revolutionary defensism,
79-80
on winning confidence
of peasants, 85
going against the tide, 414
illness of, 416-18, 432n
and independence of state
machine, 329, 337
class character of, 330-31,
338-41, 343
in intraparty struggles, 119, 345
Brest-Litovsk and, 372-74
close of debate with 1920 op-
positions, 396-401
in February-October (1917),
369-72
on foreign-trade monopoly,
416-19
ideological struggle, 368, 369
"left Communists" and state
capitalism, 375-77
mass line and administrative
centralism, 428-31
military opposition and, 382
nationalities question, 380,
381, 419-28
opposes Trotsky and Bukha-
rin, 389-92, 413
problem of appointment of
officials, 405-8
subjection of trade unions to
state machine, 384, 386
page 552
Lenin, Vladimir Ilich
in intraparty struggles (con. undeclared oppositions and,
416-18
and workers on Central
Committee, 383
and Workers' Opposition,
388-89, 402-10
letters of, 311, 321-25, 328n,
433n
Marxism of, 49n, 345-46, 358
59, 477, 519-21
and theoretical struggle for
primacy of, 114-17
on theory and practice, 113,
131n
and ownership of means of
production, 21, 22
on Politburo, 302
on politics, 252
and productive forces, 24
on Russia, 69
and slogan "All Power to the
Soviets," 411-12
state capitalism and,464-75,
476n, 487
"Testament" of, 429, 431,
434n-35n
and town class relations
on capital, 205n
and capital as social relation,
156
expropriations and, 144-45
labor discipline and,177-80,
185
managerial technicians and,
156
mass line and, 191-92
new production relations
and, 196-201
resistance of working class to
state bourgeoisie, 167-68
rightist-leftist extremism
and, 159
role of party and working
class, 358-59
state capitalism and, 154-55,
157
Taylor system and, 174
technicians and, 154, 161,
164, 203n
workers' control and, 145
48, 150, 153, 203n
and workers as party mem-
bers, 195
and transformation of organs of
power and administra-
tive apparatus, 251, 288
administrative apparatus,
271-74
anarchists and, 264-65
Bolshevik Party transformed,
292-93, 295-99,
302-25
bourgeois parties and, 258
61, 266-69
and central government or
gans, 256, 289n
Cheka and, 284-85
Red Army and, 280
Leninism, 358, 359, 469-75
Leninist, term, defined, 125, 132n
Lindenberg, Daniel, 169
Lithuania, 372
Livonia, 373
Lunacharsky, A. V., 169, 170
Luxemburg, Rosa, 86, 343, 359
Makharadze, F. Y., 427
Makhno, Nestor, 265
Mamontov, General, 279
page 553
Management, collective, re-
jected, 406; see also
Technicians
Mao Tse-tung, 48n, 129n, 326n
on correct ideas, 198
going against the tide, 414
on having several parties,
289n-90n
on leadership, 62
on need for an army, 290n-91n
Martov, Y. O., 121, 266
Marx, Karl, 115, 470
and cooperation, 489-90
defines capitalist class, 44
economism and, 43, 473-74
and educational system, 169
and indicators of social condi-
tions, 137
Jacobinism and, 343
on necessity of revolution, 177
and ownership of means of
production, 21, 22
on Paris Commune, 164
and peasant war and working
class movement, 496
and political forms, 251
and production relations, 21,
163, 208n-9n, 333, 334,
459, 492
and productive forces, 24, 52n
on proletariat, 359
reestablishing contact with
thought of, 49n
and Russia, 214, 215, 218, 245,
246n
state and, 460-61
on workers' cooperatives, 529n
Marxism, 190
abandoned, 11
in Bolshevik Party, 292, 342,
345, 410-11
bourgeois ideology and, 50n
and constitution of proletariat
as dominant class, 190,
191
"democratic" parties and de-
velopment of, 270
dialectical development of, 119
as economism, 16, 46
emerging conceptions in
conflict with, 159
fresh vigor in, 47-48, 49n
and ideological obstacles to
transforming social rela-
tions, 519
of Kautsky, 470
of Lenin, see Lenin, Vladimir
Ilich
and political obstacles to dic-
tatorship of proletariat,
528
proletarian revolution and rev-
olutionary, 113, 114
revisionism and, 19-20; see
also Revisionism
sclerotic, 47
struggle for primacy of, in labor
movement, 114-18
theses of, congealed, 20-32
Mass line, 191-93, 493-95, 515,
517
Mdivani, B., 427
Means of production, 529n
bourgeois loss of power and
loss of control over, 136
collective control over, 44
in mir, 244
owned by poor peasants, 244
See also State ownership
Mensheviks, 24, 190
changes in trade unions and,
184
page 554
Mensheviks (con
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