Titlebook: History and Literature in Contemporary Russia; Rosalind Marsh Book 1995 Rosalind Marsh 1995 russian and post-soviet politics

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Lenin and Leninism,ved any public discussion until the end of 1987.. Although Gorbachev had condemned both Stalin personally and various aspects of the Stalinist system, Lenin’s theory and practice were still regarded as the essence of true socialism, subsequently distorted by Stalin; and Lenin as a human being was he

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The February Revolution and the Provisional Government,emocratic political forces which took power after the revolution of February 1917. Before Gorbachev’s accession the activities of Lenin and the October Revolution had been the main focus of academic study; very little had been known about the personalities involved in the February Revolution and Pro

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The Background: History and Literature in Contemporary Russia,tion with specific themes. In this chapter, however, it will be useful to give a brief survey of the condition of Soviet history before Gorbachev’s accession, and of literary politics and the cultural scene in Russia since 1985, in order to understand the wider context in which historical fiction should be set.

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,The Years 1985–6: Reassessment of History Begins,significant political role in promoting discussions about the legacy of the past and the possible future development of society, affording valuable insights into the persistent conflict between ‘a(chǎn)nti-Stalinists’ and ‘pro-Stalinists’ in Soviet society.