The Global Impacts of Russia's Great War and Revolution, Book 2: The Wider Arc of Revolution, Part 2

Contents
From the Series Editors
Transnational Societies: Organizing Revolution
	El Salvador and the Russian Revolution, 1917–32
	Incorrigible Rebels: The Significance and Influence of the Communist Party in the South Wales Coalfield, 1917–36
	“A Labor Filled with Love”: Communists, Women, and Solidarity in Argentina, 1930–47
	The Scottish Radical Left in Aberdeen and Dundee: The Impact of the Great War and Russian Revolution
	Looking Back on Operation X: Stalin and the Spanish Republic, 1936–39
	Revolution from Afar: Communism in Australia
Anticolonialism and Soviet Modernity
	Nationalizing the Bolshevik Revolution Transnationally: Non-Western Modernization among “Proletarian” Nations
	The Bolshevik Revolution’s Impact on Iranian Modernity
	The Impact of the Russian Revolution on the Chinese Youth Movement
	“Those Dead Heroes Did Not Regret the Sacrifices They Made”: Responses to the Russian Revolution in Revolutionary Ireland, 1917–23
	Communist Openbare Vergaderingen and an Indonesian Revolutionary Public Sphere
	India and the October Revolution: Nationalist Revolutionaries, Bolshevik Power, and “Lord Curzon’s Nightmare”
	The Russian Revolution through Chinese Eyes, 1917–2017
	Reframing Slavic Studies and the Global Impacts of 1917
Conclusion: Wider Arcs of the Russian Revolution as Impact, Networks, or …?
Notes on Contributors