The Crisis in Russia

Set against the backdrop of post-revolutionary Russia, the narrative explores the rapid changes within the country following the upheaval of 1917. It reflects on the shifting political landscape and the slowing pace of transformation as the revolution fades into history. The author provides insights into the state of affairs in early 1919, highlighting how external conflicts have bolstered the ruling party's power while exposing the raw methods of governance that emerge during national crises. The work captures the complexities of a nation in flux.