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100	1		_aHenderson, Robert _4aut _eAuthor
245	1	0	_aThe Spark that Lit the Revolution _bLenin in London and the Politics that Changed the World _cRobert Henderson
264			_aLondon _bBloomsbury Publishing _c2020
300			_a288 S.
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337			_2rdamedia _aOhne Hilfsmittel zu benutzen _bn
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505			_aChapter 1 The Little Russian Island: The First Castaways Chapter 2 'Lirochka' and Lenin - The Spark That Lit the Flame? Chapter 3 1902-1903: Iskra and Shaping the Party Chapter 4 1905: A Congress of Conspirators Chapter 5 The London Congress of 1907 and the Triumph of Bolshevism Chapter 6 Two Last Visits: 1908 and 1911 Postscript Apollinariya's Story Appendix Select Bibliography Index
520			_aVladimir Ilyich Lenin visited London on six occasions at the beginning of the twentieth century and it was in this city, where Marx wrote Das Kapital, that the roots of Lenin's political thought took shape. This book, from a former curator of the Russian collections at the British Library, tells the story for the first time of Lenin's intriguing relationship with the enigmatic Apollinariya Yakubova - a revolutionary known to her comrades as the 'primeval force of the Black Earth'. The book reveals Lenin's London-based accomplices and political rivals, and sheds new light on his world-view - one which would have such a crucial impact on the twentieth century. This is the first full exploration of the formation of one of the leading political visionaries of his age. Henderson has made a series of stunning archival discoveries, published here for the first time, as well as photographs and details of the Russian revolutionaries (and indeed international police spies) who congregated in the east end of London - known then as the 'Little Russian Island'. Featuring an extraordinary amount of new archival material, this is an essential addition to our knowledge of Lenin the man and of the roots of the Russian revolution.
600			_aLenin, Vladimir Ilʹič
600			_aKrupskaja, Nadežda Konstantinovna
600			_aTachtarev, Konstantin M.
648			_a1902-1911
650			_aPolitische Philosophie
650			_aPolitisches Denken
650			_aOktoberrevolution
651			_aLondon
653			_aYakubova, Apollinariya Alexandrovna
655			_aBiografie
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