The Grassroots Working-Class Revolution that Lenin Crushed

The Grassroots Working-Class Revolution that Lenin Crushed
Double pamphlet(*)
Milan Rai, Peace News Press, 2017
[ISBN: 978-0-946409-21-1]
"1917 The Nonviolent Russian Revolution"(*) and "The Grassroots Working-Class Revolution that Lenin Crushed" highlights the crucial role of mass nonviolent action in the Russian Revolution 100 years ago.
The Russian Revolution started in Petrograd in February 1917 with a mass nonviolent uprising of women protesting against the lack of bread on International Women's Day, and continued through to the overthrow of the Provisional Government in October 1917 and the triumph of the Bolsheviks.
The role of mass nonviolent action - in the streets, in the factories, on the railways, and in the barracks - in the making of the revolution has never been properly emphasized. For example, the attempted coup by general Lavr Kornilov in August was defeated not by gunfire but by nonviolent action.
https://www.peacenews.info/node/8848/1917-nonviolent-russian-revolution
(*) Double pamphlet
This book is published with 2 covers; one on each side.
"1917 The Nonviolent Russian Revolution" is available as a separate book.