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| − | The Mensheviks was a Marxist group in Russia around the time of its communist revolution, which wanted to base the revolution on popular support. The Mensheviks lost out to the more radical Bolsheviks. | + | The Mensheviks (\"White Russians\") was a [[Marxist]] group in [[Russia]] around the time of its [[communist]] revolution, which wanted to base the revolution on popular support. The Mensheviks lost out to the more radical [[Bolsheviks]] (\"Reds\"). |
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| + | The chief Menshevik was [[Julius Martov]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:09, March 16, 2007
The Mensheviks (\"White Russians\") was a Marxist group in Russia around the time of its communist revolution, which wanted to base the revolution on popular support. The Mensheviks lost out to the more radical Bolsheviks (\"Reds\").
The chief Menshevik was Julius Martov.