THE BOLSHEVIKS FIGHT AGAINST THE ANARCHISTS AND PEASANT MOVEMENT IN THE SOVIET UNION

By Hasse-Nima Golkar

THE BOLSHEVIKS FIGHT AGAINST THE ANARCHISTS AND PEASANT MOVEMENT IN THE SOVIET UNION:

There are many people who congratulate Vladimir Ilyich Lenin’s birthday on April 22, 1870. And this may never end. But this will also be a good reminder of what the social revolution in Russia was like under the yoke and captivity of the Bolshevik Party, when thousands of dissenters were suppressed.

Persecution of the anarchist workers, the fight against the peasant movement in Ukraine and finally the brutal massacre of the Kronstadt sailors will always be alive and remembered in the historical memory of the social revolution.

The photo on the right belongs to Fanya Anisimovna Baron, born 1887, one of the countless anarchist and social revolutionary prisoners who were arquebused on September 30, 1921 by the ”Tjekan” (All-Russian Extraordinary Commission Against Counter-Revolution and Sabotage), the first Soviet security and intelligence service.

Of course, there is still room for debate, but it was the anti-revolutionary behavior of the Bolsheviks that paved the way for the creation of fear and panic through ”Joseph Stalin”, which ultimately led the working people’s revolution to detours and defeat.