Cherta osedlosti i russkaia revoliutsiia - Boiarintsev Vladimir

Vladimir Boyarintsev is a scientist, writer and publicist, author of more than two hundred books on the past and present of Russia. The new book of the scientist is devoted to revealing the roots of Jewish radicalism, which played an important role in the revolutionary movement of the early twentieth century in Russia. The nests of terrorism, the author argues, were formed in a "sedentary line." The Bund, a Universal Jewish Workers' Union in Lithuania, Poland and Russia, encouraged political assassinations. Party leaders created a cult of dynamite and revolvers, surrounded the terrorist with a heroic halo, and as a result, violence became an attractive force for Jewish youth, who made up most of the anarchist organizations. The book pays special attention to the activities of the "merchant of the revolution" - Alexander Parvus, who created the theory of the "permanent revolution" actively promoted later by Leo Trotsky.