From The Finland Station: The Graying Of Revolution In The Twentieth Century

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By Theodore S. Hamerow

Basic Books, 1990, 386 pp

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The title is intended to suggest a sequel to Edmund Wilson's classic account of the rise of socialism in Europe in the two hundred years prior to the Russian revolution. This work analyzes the life-cycle of the twentieth-century communist revolutions, not only in the Soviet Union and China but also in Cuba and Vietnam, and the erosion of communist ideology in current times.

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