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Preface................................. 5 Introduction........................................................................................ 12 Chapter I. The Impact of the Great October Socialist Revolution on the Oppressed East and Indian Revolutionary Emigres in Soviet Russia.............................................................17 Organised Indian Emigres in Soviet Russia ..... 37 Unorganised Indian Emigres................................................66 Social and Political Profile of Indian Revolutionary Emigres 81 Chapter II. The Emergence of the Communist Movement Among the Working People from Foreign Eastern Nations in Soviet Russia. The Role of Lenin and the Comintern in the Marxist Education of Asia’s First Communists ... 97 Bolsheviks’ Internationalist Work with the Toiling People of Foreign Eastern Nations................................................98 The Beginning of the Communist Movement Among Citizens from Foreign Eastern Nations................................102 Indian Revolutionaries Adopting Marxism-Leninism . . 108 Indian and Other Early Eastern Communists at the Second World Congress of the Communist International . . 124 Chapter III. Ideologic

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Author
M. A. Persits, R. A. Ulyanovsky (Ed.), Lev Bobrov (Trans.)
Publisher
Progress Publishers
Published
1983
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Humanities

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