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Thank you.

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You can also read the DNC handbook....I mean the works of Lenin around that time period https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1919/mar/x10.htm

here's the index https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1917/ichtci/index.htm

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No, has (other than occasional comments in passing) absolutely nothing to do with the Russian Revolution. Shouldn't that be obvious? Russian Revolution(s) 1917; Solzhenitsyn sent to the camps in 1945. It's like someone asking "What caused the car crash? Did that other car hit you?" and as and answer you point to your injury.

However, he, Solzhenitsyn, did write a multi-volume history of the Russian Revolution, "The Red Wheel"

Also, it is so vast that you will never read it, Gulag Archipelago that is.

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Gulag Archipelago is pretty good.

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Read Young Stalin. It is...incredible. One of my favorite books ever. The Court of the Red Czar is the sequel, however it was written before Young Stalin. It's focus is more on things after 1925 or so, YS is about things before 1925.

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The Last Days of the Romanovs by Robert Wilton is very good. Wilton wrote it ~1920. He was the Russian correspondent of the London Times.