The Mensheviks In The Revolution Of 1917

Table of Contents
	Introduction
Chapter I Preparation for Revolution
	a)	The Early Plans
	b)	Contradictions with Liberals
	c)	Divisions among Mensheviks
Chapter II The Revolution Begins
	a)	The First Days
	b)	Balancing the Soviet Foreign and Domestic Policies
	Chapter III The April Crisis
	a)	The Confrontation
	b)	The Mensheviks Reject a Coalition Government
	c)	The Mensheviks Join a Coalition Government
Chapter IV Russian Patriots or Beleaguered Utopians
	a)	The Diplomatic Offensive
	b)	The Menshevik Party in the Spring of 1917
	c)	The June Offensive
	Chapter V July
	a)	Downfall of the First Coalition
	b)	The Confusion of July
	c)	The Mensheviks \"Compromise\" a Second Time
	Chapter VI August
	a)	Kerensky and the Moscow State Conference
	b)	The August Congress of Social Democrats
	c)	The Kornilov Revolt
	Chapter VII The Final Collapse
	a) The Provisional Government Becomes a Shadow
	b) Disintegration of the February Leadership
	c)	Lenin Takes Command
	Conclusions
Notes
	Introduction
	Chapter I
	Chapter II
	Chapter III
	Chapter IV
	Chapter V
	Chapter VI
	Chapter VII
	Bibliographical Note
Bibliography
Index