The revolution betrayed

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• INTRODUCTION The Purpose of the Present Work (page 1)

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• POSTSCRIPT (page 3)

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• I WHAT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED
  • 1. The Principal Indices of Industrial Growth (page 5)

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  • 2. Comparative Estimate of These Achievements (page 8)

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  • 3. Production Per Capita of the Population (page 12)

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• II ECONOMIC GROWTH AND THE ZIGZAGS OF THE LEADERSHIP
  • 1. "Military Communism," the "New Economic Policy" (NEP) and the Course Toward the Kulak (page 17)

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  • 2. A Sharp Turn: "Five-Year Plan in Four Years" and "Complete Collectivization" (page 25)

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• III SOCIALISM AND THE STATE
  • 1. The Transitional Regime (page 35)

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  • 2. Program and Reality (page 38)

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  • 3. The Dual Character of the Workers' State (page 40)

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  • 4. "Generalized Want" and the Gendarme (page 43)

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  • 5. The "Complete Triumph of Socialism" and the "Reinforcement of the Dictatorship" (page 46)

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• IV THE STRUGGLE FOR PRODUCTIVITY OF LABOR
  • 1. Money and Plan (page 50)

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  • 2. "Socialist" Inflation (page 53)
  • 3. The Rehabilitation of the Ruble (page 57)
  • 4. The Stakhanov Movement (page 60)
• V THE SOVIET THERMIDOR
  • 1. Why Stalin Triumphed (page 66)

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  • 2. The Degeneration of the Bolshevik Party (page 72)

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  • 3. The Social Roots of Thermidor (page 80)

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• VI THE GROWTH OF INEQUALITY AND SOCIAL ANTAGONISMS
  • 1. Want, Luxury and Speculation (page 87)

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  • 2. The Differentiation of the Proletariat (page 93)

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  • 3. Social Contradictions in the Collective Village (page 97)

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  • 4. The Social Physiognomy of the Ruling Stratum (page 102)

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• VII FAMILY, YOUTH AND CULTURE
  • 1. Thermidor in the Family (page 109)

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  • 2. The Struggle Against the Youth (page 120)

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  • 3. Nationality and Culture (page 128)

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• VIII FOREIGN POLICY AND THE ARMY
  • 1. From "World Revolution" to "Status Quo" (page 141)

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  • 2. The League of Nations and the Communist International (page 146)

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  • 3. The Red Army and Its Doctrines (page 154)

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  • 4. The Abolition of the Militia and the Restoration of Officers' Ranks (page 163)

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  • 5. The Soviet Union in a War (page 170)

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• IX SOCIAL RELATIONS IN THE SOVIET UNION
  • 1. State Capitalism? (page 185)

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  • 2. Is the Bureaucracy a Ruling Class? (page 187)

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  • 3. The Question of the Character of the Soviet Union Not Yet Decided by History (page 190)

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• X THE SOVIET UNION IN THE MIRROR OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION
  • 1. Work "According to Ability" and Personal Property (page 194)

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  • 2. The Soviets and Democracy (page 197)

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  • 3. Democracy and the Party (page 200)

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• XI WHITHER THE SOVIET UNION?
  • 1. Bonapartism as a Regime of Crisis (page 206)

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  • 2. The Struggle of the Bureaucracy with "the Class Enemy" (page 210)

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  • 3. The Inevitability of a New Revolution (page 214)

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• APPENDIX: "SOCIALISM IN ONE COUNTRY" (page 220)

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  • 1. The "Friends" of the Soviet Union (page 227)

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