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Oct 19, 2026

Larry WilsonNARRATOR
5:07
These ideas that have undergone such great changes in Russia within the last decade should serve as good material for study for those who claim the Russian Revolution is dead.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
5:19
Nicholas Tchaikovsky, one of Russia's foremost workers in the revolutionary movement, and one who through beauty of character, simplicity of soul, and great strategical ability has been the idol of the Russian revolutionary youth for many years, is here as the delegate of the Russian Revolutionary Socialist Party to raise funds for a new uprising.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
5:40
He was right when he said at the meeting in the Grand Central Palace, "The Russian Revolution will live until the decayed and cowardly regime of tyranny in Russia is rooted out of existence." The French have a new president.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
5:56
Loubet was succeeded by Fallières.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
101:41
Only power cuts can reduce internet communications, and that too only gradually, though any specific social network can be blocked.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
101:51
The left socialist revolutionary coup against the Bolsheviks in July 1918 failed partly because it failed to comprehend the need for a monopoly of all telecommunications.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
102:01
The left socialist revolutionaries had infiltrated a group of the Cheka, the main instrument of Bolshevik power, and various army detachments.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
102:09
With these, they arrested the head of the Cheka, Felix Jer- Jerinsky, and seized many public buildings and the Moscow Telegraph Office.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
355:32
For example, the Bund was absent in Geneva at M. Gotz and O. Miner's place.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
355:39
The Bund was the Socialist Revolutionary Foundation, at least as far as the 20th century is concerned.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
355:45
The Bolsheviks were a schism from them, heavily Jewish.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
355:50
But what the monarchy was facing, starting in 1901, something that Alexander III had crushed, was a, a, um, small but very well-funded, motivated terrorist group within its borders, getting their weaponry from abroad through, uh, smuggling, no doubt through, uh, British, uh, with British assistance.

Unknown podcast

1917 Russian Revolution Explained: How Peasants and Workers Toppled the Tsar and Changed History Forever

Oct 11 · 2 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
39:43
But that working class was turning against them.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
39:46
Even the Socialist Revolutionary Party began to crack.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
39:51
A radical left wing, led by the legendary terrorist Maria Spiridonova, fresh from blowing up prisons in Siberia, denounced the leadership for mutilating the party program and selling out the peasants.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
40:06
As May turned to June, the atmosphere in Petrograd grew toxic.

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speaker_0UNKNOWN
51:22
He did not give the order they wanted.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
51:26
The mob surrounded the Tauride Palace instead.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
51:30
Viktor Chernov, the Socialist revolutionary leader, tried to calm the crowd and was seized by the collar for his trouble.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
51:40
A big worker shook his fist in Chernov's face and bellowed what the streets were feeling.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
75:53
A statute for the organization of a social revolutionary union of the Jews of Russia, formulated at the beginning of 1876, showed the need for propaganda in the Hebrew language and even to organize between Jews of the Western region a network of social revolutionary sections federated with each other and with other sections of the same type found abroad.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
76:16
The socialists of the whole world formed a single brotherhood, and this organization was to be called the Jewish section of the Russian Social Revolutionary Party.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
76:26
Hessen comments, the action of this union among the Jewish masses has not met with sufficient sympathies, and that is why these Jewish socialists in their majority lent a hand to the common cause, that is to say, to the Russian cause.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
76:41
In fact, circles were created in Vilnius, Grono, Minsk, Devinsk, Odessa, Rostov-on-Don, down the line.

Unknown podcast

Russian Revolution of 1917

Oct 4 · 2 Mentions

speaker_3NARRATOR
20:00
This arrangement was further complicated by the spontaneous social movements occurring in factories, barracks, and rural villages.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:09
Alexander Kerensky, a member of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, became a central figure by joining the cabinet and eventually leading the government.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:19
He introduced measures for freedom of speech and released political prisoners, but he insisted on continuing the war effort.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:27
His attempt to launch a new military offensive failed, leading to further demoralization among the troops.
speaker_3NARRATOR
23:59
In Petrograd, about 50 workers supported the demand that power should pass to the councils.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:05
The first stage of the takeover occurred with very few casualties, as Bolshevik forces occupied strategic points across the city.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:14
This move was supported by a faction of the Socialist Revolutionary Party that also opposed Russia's role in the war.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:22
Immediately following the Bolshevik victory, liberal and monarchist forces organized the White Army to oppose the new regime, leading to the start of the Russian Civil War in early 1900-18.

Unknown podcast

The Rise and Fall of Leon Trotsky: Revolutionary Genius, Red Army Founder, and Stalin’s Nemesis | Bedtime History Documentary

Oct 4 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
45:50
The hall shook with the sound of artillery across the river.
speaker_0NARRATOR
45:55
Mensheviks and Social Revolutionaries rose to leave in protest, declaring the Bolshevik action a crime against democracy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
46:07
Trotsky stood at the rostrum, his voice cutting through their protests like a blade through silk.
speaker_0NARRATOR
46:16
"You are pitiful, isolated individuals," he told them.
Camilla GrudovaGUEST
1:57
Um, this novel was written in 1922 when he was in exile in Berlin.
Camilla GrudovaGUEST
2:04
Um, he was a member of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, um, who tried to do, um, attempt a coup against the Bolsheviks because the Bolsheviks were, you know, too extreme.
Camilla GrudovaGUEST
2:16
Um, and then he moved back to Russia in 1923.
Camilla GrudovaGUEST
2:22
So he's just in Berlin, um, quite briefly.

Unknown podcast

Two Tactics of Social-Democracy in the Democratic Revolution-Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

Sep 27 · 1 Mention

Christian PicotNARRATOR
3:30
The revolution will confirm the program and tactics of social democracy in actual practice by demonstrating the true nature of the various classes of society, by demonstrating the bourgeois character of our democracy and the real aspirations of the peasantry, who, while being revolutionary in the bourgeois-democratic sense, harbor not the idea of socialization but of a new class struggle between the peasant bourgeoisie and the rural proletariat.
Christian PicotNARRATOR
4:06
The old illusions of the old narodism, which are so clearly visible, for instance, in the draft program of the Socialist Revolutionary Party on the question of the development of capitalism in Russia, the question of the democratic character of our society, and the question of the significance of a complete victory of a peasant uprising, all these illusions will be mercilessly and completely blown to the winds by the revolution.
Christian PicotNARRATOR
4:38
For the first time it will give the various classes their real political baptism.
Christian PicotNARRATOR
4:44
These classes will emerge from the revolution with a definite political physiognomy, for they will have revealed themselves not only in the programs and tactical slogans of their ideologists but also in the open political action of the masses.
HakimHOST
23:37
And before he entered into his car, a person by the name of Fanny Kaplan called out to him.
HakimHOST
23:42
Kaplan was a failed terrorist that supported the SRs, the socialist revolutionaries at the time.
HakimHOST
23:46
Don't let names fool you.
HakimHOST
23:48
They were anything but socialists.

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