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The '''Mensheviks''' ('minority'; the Mensheviks were in fact the majority among Russian Socialists) were a [[Marxist]] group in [[Russia]] around the time of its [[communist]] revolution, which brought about a socialist state via garnering and maintaining popular support - in short, a [[social democracy]].  The Mensheviks lost out to the more radical [[Bolsheviks]].
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The '''Mensheviks''' (officially a 'minority,' the Mensheviks were in fact the majority among Russian Socialists) were a [[Marxist]] group in [[Russia]] around the time of its [[communist]] revolution, which brought about a socialist state via garnering and maintaining popular support - in short, a [[social democracy]].  The Mensheviks lost out to the more radical [[Bolsheviks]].
    
The chief Menshevik was [[Julius Martov]].
 
The chief Menshevik was [[Julius Martov]].
 
[[category:Communism]]
 
[[category:Communism]]
 
[[Category:Russian Politics]]
 
[[Category:Russian Politics]]

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