Bakunin and Nechaev
by Paul Avrich
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Account of the paradoxical relationship between these two great Russian revolutionaries.Tags
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Really short and lacks depth. But on the other hand the subject is quite narrow and should only interest a very small subset of people 150 years after the events, so to treat it at length would been a waste of Avrich's, the author's, time, which he, as a good historian, could put to better use in other areas of study. Not as apologetic for Bakunin as I would have thought going in.
It is ok. But as very short, lacking in deeper analysis and barely interesting subject I can only give it a three star rating. It is very short though and as the other reviewer said it can be read in about an hour.
It is ok. But as very short, lacking in deeper analysis and barely interesting subject I can only give it a three star rating. It is very short though and as the other reviewer said it can be read in about an hour.
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