Sailor Revolution
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The new book of the famous Russian Marinist writer Vladimir Shigin is devoted to the revolutionary sailors of Russia and covers the period from the February to the October Revolution. It was at this time that the sailors showed themselves as an independent force with which all political parties, without exception, began to enlist their support. At the same time, the sailors themselves sought to maintain complete independence not only from political parties, but also from the Provisional Government. In the struggle for sailor hearts and souls, the revolutionaries went literally to everything, desperately competing among themselves and turning a blind eye to the extreme left radicalism of the sailors.
On the difficult vicissitudes of 1917 related to the sailor revolutionary movement, about the secrets associated with the Central Baltic and the Kronstadt Republic, the activities of Admiral Kolchak in the Black Sea Fleet and the participation of sailors in the assault on the Winter Palace are told in this book. There are many new, previously unknown facts that will fully change our idea not only about revolutionary sailors, but also about the most political situation in 1917
On the difficult vicissitudes of 1917 related to the sailor revolutionary movement, about the secrets associated with the Central Baltic and the Kronstadt Republic, the activities of Admiral Kolchak in the Black Sea Fleet and the participation of sailors in the assault on the Winter Palace are told in this book. There are many new, previously unknown facts that will fully change our idea not only about revolutionary sailors, but also about the most political situation in 1917
Author:
Author:Shigin Vladimir Vilenovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Russian Troubles 1917-1922
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4484-0399-6
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