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Leon Trotsky
ISBN 9780241301319
Rs. 1,598
Penguin Modern Classics
History Of The Russian Revolution
Who it's for: history enthusiasts and readers interested in political change
The History of the Russian Revolution by Leon Trotsky is a compelling and authoritative account of the transformative events that reshaped Russia in the early 20th century. Written by one of the revolution’s key figures, this work captures the intense drama and profound impact of the Bolshevik uprising, offering readers a unique insider’s perspective on the struggle for liberation and power. Why You Should Read? Provides an insider’s view from a central figure in the Russian Revolution. Offers a comprehensive and inspiring narrative of a pivotal historical event. Celebrated as one of the most powerful and vital historical accounts ever written. Appeals to history enthusiasts and those interested in political change and revolution.
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- Written by Leon Trotsky, a central figure in the revolution
- Offers a unique insider's perspective on the events
- Captures the drama and impact of the Bolshevik uprising
- Celebrated as a powerful and vital historical account
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Who is the author of this book?
The author is Leon Trotsky, who was a key figure in the Russian Revolution.
What is the book about?
It is an account of the Russian Revolution, focusing on the Bolshevik uprising and its transformative impact on Russia.
What makes this book unique?
It provides an insider's view from a central participant, offering a perspective not available in other historical accounts.
Who would enjoy reading this book?
It appeals to history enthusiasts and those interested in political change and revolution.