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Alexandra Kollontai was a key leader of the Russian Socialist movement and her writings on women's liberation and Marxism have been essential reading for generations of activists. This book is a collection of newly translated writings by Kollontai from her time in exile in Germany and her years leading the Women's Bureau in post-revolutionary Russia.
Contents
CONTENTSIntroductionCHAPTER ONE. MARXISM AND MARRIAGENarvaThe 1905 Revolution From A History Of The Women's Movement in RussiaCHAPTER TWO. WOMEN AND THE CLASS STRUGGLEWho Are The Social Democrats And What Do They Want?From The First International Conference of Socialist WomenIntroduction to The Social Bases Of The Women's QuestionCHAPTER THREE. EXILEFrom The New WomanThe International Proletariat And WarWomen's DayCHAPTER FOUR. REVOLUTIONARY WARExcerpts from Kollontai's Diaries from Germany, Sweden and NorwayAt Sea in the Blockade ZoneWho Needs The War?CHAPTER FIVE. AMNESTYWho Needs The Tsar and Can We Do Without Him?How We Learn About the February RevolutionCHAPTER UnionLenin's Return to PetrogradOur TasksIn Kerensky's PrisonCHAPTER SEVEN. BOLSHEVIK POWERThe First Grant From the Commissariat of Social WelfareGod's Business With the MonksThe Palace of Motherhood Burns DownCHAPTER EIGHT. BLOCKADE AND CIVIL WARWhat Are We Fighting For?The Town of the First RebelsThe Cross of Motherhood and the Soviet StateCHAPTER NINE. ON THE FRONT LINEKarl Liebknecht and Rosa LuxemburgFighters Heroes and Martyrs The Battle with Tsar HungerThe Priests Are Still BusyThe Work of the Women's
