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Short biographies of various leaders of the Russian Revolution including Lenin, Trotsky, Kalinin, Kirov, Martov, Axelrod, Zasulich, Ordzhonokidze and Zhdanov.

Short introduction about the anarchist Makhnovist movement and the role they played in the Russian revolution.

Election results from various bodies during the Russian Revolution.

Gallery of photographs taken in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) during the 1917 Russian revolution.

American intervention in the Russian Civil War, 1918-1920.

Articles from the Workers Solidarity Movement, an Irish anarchist group.

Articles by Avrich, Rosenberg, Koenker and other social historians on the Bolsheviks and the degeneration of the Russian revolution

A Marxist critque of Bolshevism and the Bolsheviks use of Democratic Centralism, by Albert Weisbord.

The first Bolshevik constitution.

Documents on US Foreign Policy in Soviet Russia, 1918.

From Soviet Russia Today, December, 1941.

Anarchist Emma Goldman writes of her experiences in revolutionary Russia.

Accounts of the Allied force in North Russia fighting the Bolsheviks around the Dvina River 1919. Taken from the accounts of a Royal Navy Signalman, complete with many photographs

Texts and photographs from an anarchist perspective on the Russian Revolution of October 1917. Examines why the revolution ended up with a state run dictatorship under Stalin and the role of Lenin and Trotsky in this process.

A couple of quotes from Lenin, Kolchak, Shingarev, and others.

Arthur Ransome describes the economic, social and political situation in Russia from February to March, 1919.

Reviews the conflict between Red and White forces from 1918 to 1922. Details of all defense and offensive operations with map.

Documents from 1917-1920 covering Soviet policies towards Germany, Romania, China, peace, foreign internvention, economics and other topics.

A long essay from a Trotskyist viewpoint.

British reporter Arthur Ransome's detailed analysis and explanation of the new Soviet regime, written a year after his book "Russia in 1919".

A Marxist critque of Bolshevism and the Bolsheviks by Albert Weisbord.

Dateline presented by the Russian National Tourist Office.

Collection of organized links on the historical event.

Introduction to the principal players in the revolution. It also has a reading list, sections about relevant topics and links to useful websites.

Contemporary essay on the revolution and its problems by German Marxist Rosa Luxemburg.

A Green view on the Bolshevik Revolution.