Bertram D Wolfe
Biographic Data
| ID | 991815 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bertram D Wolfe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bertram D |
| FAMILY NAME | Wolfe |
| SIGNATURE | WOLFE B D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Davis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 59 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 59 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Revolution & Reality
Revolution and Reality
A Life in Two Centuries
Nuclear Energy and Nonproliferation
Energy Revisited
Trotsky
Novaia economicheskaia politika i krizis partii posle smerti Lenina. (The New Economic Policy and the Party Crisis after the Death of Lenin)
Lenin. Notes for a Biographer
An Ideology in Power
On Lenin. Recent Contributions in the West
Only One Year
Untimely Thoughts
The Bridge and the Abyss
The Bridge and the Abyss
Reflections on the Future of the Soviet System
TN Mexico City there is a pulquerza or cantina with the 1 intriguing name, Memorias del Porvenir-Memories of the Future. Not having access to pulque at the moment, I have no such memories on which to draw. Moreover, if there is one thing that has impressed itself upon me most forcefully in a quarter century of striving to write, with the aid of archeological methods, the history of a living society, it is precisely this: More than the historian l…
Marxism
Backwardness and Industrialization in Russian History and Thought
When all other countries are crisscrossed by railroads and are able rapidly to concentrate and to shift their armed forces, Russia must necessarily be able to do the same. It is difficult, it is expensive, but, alas, inevitable.... With regard to railroads, as in many other things, we are particularly fortunate; we did not have to expend energy on experiments and strain our imagination; we can and shall reap the fruits of others' labor.A. K. Khom…
Marxism
Marxism, One Hundred Years in the Life of a Doctrine
Titans Locked in Combat. Part II
Strange Communists I Have Known
Correspondance entre Lenine et Camille Huysmans, 1905-1914
Impressions of Lenin
Titans Locked in Combat. Part I
The Fabulous Life of Diego Rivera
A story of heroic proportions, Fabulous Life of Diego Rivera captures a career more extravagant and dramatic than most fiction. It is peopled by Rivera's friends and enemies, men such as Picasso, Cocteau, Trotsky and Rockefeller, by his many, many women, including four wives, and by his disowned children. The places are as exciting as the people: Paris, Spain, San Francisco, New York, Moscow, and above all, Mexico. I doubt if any other land, says…
Three Who Made a Revolution
The Bridge and the Abyss
Nuclear Energy and Nonproliferation
Lenin. Notes for a Biographer
An Ideology in Power
Strange Communists I Have Known
Terrorism and Communism
A Life in Two Centuries
Marxism, One Hundred Years in the Life of a Doctrine
Lenin and Inessa Armand
In 1924, immediately after Lenin died, the Central Committee of his party called upon all who had a shred of writing from his hand to deposit it in the party's archives. The holders hastened to comply. All his letters were ostensibly published in three substantial volumes, supplemented by items in a number of "Miscellany" (Sbornik) volumes, Not one letter to or from Inessa Armand appeared in that flood of Leniniana.On February 27, 1939, Krupskaia…
Leon Trotsky as Historian
Like Thucydides, Xenophon and Josephus, Napoleon and Churchill, Leon Trotsky had to wait to write his major history until defeat had deprived him of the possibility of making history. But all his life he was a writer by avocation, and a history-maker by vocation. “Beginning in 1897,” he wrote in his autobiography, “I have waged the fight chiefly with a pen in my hand.” When he was writing for Iskra he chose a nom de guerre-not to say nom de plume…
The Struggle for the Soviet Succession
Operation Rewrite
Gapon and Zubatov
Hitler Cannot Conquer Russia
Modern Russian History
Lenin and the Agent Provocateur Malinovsky
This article is a chapter in a forthcoming book, a triple biography of Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin, entitled Three Who Made a Revolution, scheduled for publication by Dial Press in I946. [Ed.j The life and deeds of Roman Malinovsky and the political line pursued by the Tsarist Police Department in the Social Democratic Party is reconstructed here from the police archives and from the testimony before the Extraordinary Commission of the Provisional…
Lenin, Stolypin, and the Russian Village
ON June I6, Premier Stolypin' peremptorily dissolved Second Duma,2 using as pretext revolutionary speeches concerning armed insurrection in which Lenin and his fellow Bolsheviks had indulged at London united party congress. Duma deputies had participated in these conspirative discussions, Stolypin declared (they happened to be Menshevik deputies, opposed to Lenin's viewpoint), and he demanded that these conspirers against State be expelled from D…
Gapon and Zubatov
Three Who Made a Revolution
Lenin
Stalin, A Political Biography
SUBSCRIBED TO THE STALIN CULT. DEUTSCHER'S BIOGRAPHY IS, IN REALITY, AN UNBIASED APPRAISAL OF A REVOLUTIONARY DESPOT, AND THIS PELICAN EDN CONTAINS A WHOLLY NEW CHAPTER COVERING STALIN'S LAST YEARS
Cervantes in Russia
Tito and Goliath
Operation Rewrite
The Struggle for the Soviet Succession
The Threat of Soviet Imperialism
Soviet Empire
"A New Look at the Soviet "New Look
Lenin Has Trouble with Engels
Note on the Soviet Slave Labor Reform of 1954-55
Stalin's Ghost at the Party Congress
The Soviet Union after Stalin. (First Published in French under the Title L'URSS a l'Heure Malenkov.)
Khrushchev and Stalin's Ghost
Journal Article Khrushchev and Stalin's Ghost: Text, Background and Meaning of Khrushchev's Secret Report to the Twentieth Congress on the Night of February 24–25,1956 Get access Khrushchev and Stalin's Ghost: Text, Background and Meaning of Khrushchev's Secret Report to the Twentieth Congress on the Night of February 24–25,1956. By Bertram D. WolfeLondon, Atlantic Press, 1957. 322 pp. Index. 81⁄2′′×51⁄2′′. 25s. A. R. A. R. Search for other works…
Russia without Stalin
The Durability of Despotism in the Soviet System
The Durability of Despotism in the Soviet Union. II
IT would require a separate study to attempt an inquiry into what is fundamental to totalitarianism so that a in it would represent a change in the system, and what is of a more superficial order so that a in it may readily be recognized as a within-system change. Here we shall have to limit ourselves to a glance at a few post-Stalin political developments for purposes of exemplification. The first that obtrudes itself is Collective Leadership. T…
The New Gospel According to Khrushchev
War Comes to Russia-in-Exile
stand the misery of the political emigre's estate. If a tooth could feel after being knocked out, Gorky wrote from lovely Capri, would probably feel as lonely as I .. . In defeat or isolated flight, with no prospect but the continuing night of exile, there is only the dubious sustenance of the closed-in colony of lonely, high-minded, self-righteous, warring handfuls. Lenin's personal letters are full of expressions of distaste for the controversy…
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