Index of Proper Names
Afinogenov, Aleksandr
Fear (play)
438–40
Lies (play)
445, 464–75
Stalin and revised version
475–80
Nina’s Monologue
490–91
Escapes repression
454–5
New scholarship on
456–62
Akhmatova, Anna
62
Antonov, Mikhail
530
Avdeenko, Aleksandr
482–4, 491–94
Axelrod, Pavel
37, 48
Badaev, A.E.
158
Bebel, August
85–6
Beria, Lavrentia
62–4
Bogdanov, Aleksandr
Red Star (novel)
85
Bukharin, quoted by
119
Lenin, dispute with
290n20
Bogdanov, N.S.
Sowing committee legislation, criticism of
181, 183–4, 188–91, 194, 200n111, 202
Bourke-White, Margaret
Life magazine, special issue
495–500
Brezhnev, Leonid
Brezhnev era portrayed by Vysotsky
66–7
Compared to Stalin
393
Role of Brezhnev era in perestroika narratives
528, 532, 537, 539, 547, 552
Bukharin, Nikolai
Works
Program of the Communists (1918)
117–121, 125
Co-author of ABC of Communism (1919)
82n1, 84n6, 84–8
Economy of the Transition Period (1920)
225–232, 242, 306–14
Road to Socialism (1925)
43
Philosophical Arabesques (1937)
398–405
Transformation of the World (1937)
405–14, 419–23
Misdescriptions
Misdescribed by Nove and Malia
75, 78
Misdescribed by Neil Harding
92n30
Misdescribed by Sheila Fitzpatrick
95
Misdescribed by Leszek Kolakowski
99
Misdescribed by Andrej Walicki
77, 99
‘Smash the state’ scenario
53–4
Kto-kovo
56–8
No leap into communism
75, 81, 82n1, 89–90, 93, 124–5
‘Army of labour’
84n9, 85, 244
Against bureaucratism
91–2
Coercive burdens on peasantry
99–100, 101n51, 103–5, 160n28, 168
Dislike of ‘defeatism’
128, 280, 483
On grain monopoly
145, 166n44
Inevitability of revolutionary breakdown
243n28
Attacks Gusev’s plan
248
Lenin’s ‘Testament’
293–302
Conflict with Stalin, 1929–1930
385, 388–89, 394
Show Trials of the 1930s
448–52
Role in Stalin-era narratives
442, 447, 452–3, 479, 482, 484, 487, 512–14
Role in perestroika narratives
524–6, 530–31, 542–48, 553–4
Burlatsky, Fedor
543
Carr, E.H.
77, 83, 112, 166
Chang Kai-shek
345–6, 367–9
Chayanov, Aleksandr
531–2
Chekhov, Anton
463, 491–94
Chiaureli, Mikhail, The Oath (film)
513–14
Cohen, Stephen
406, 525
Conquest, Robert
78, 113
Deutscher, Isaac
76, 89, 109–114, 130, 132–3, 255–6, 362
Dudintsev, Vladimir, Not by Bread Alone (novel)
64–5
Eastman, Max
357–61
Eisenstein, Sergei
489
Engels, Friedrich
114, 407
Fitzpatrick, Sheila
78, 85, 95, 236
Frumkin, Moishe
144, 161–3
Glinka, Mikhail
501–2, 505, 509
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Lenin and NEP as model
524–38
Faces same dilemmas as Lenin
198
Perestroika narratives, author of
67, 302, 520–22, 524, 540–44
Waning of NEP model
549–51
Gorky, Maxim
446, 464–6, 475, 480, 484
Gramsci, Antonio
281
Groman, Vladimir
150, 387
Gurvich, Abram
429–30
Harding, Neil
92n30
Hilferding, Rudolph
87, 324, 335–7
Hindus, Maurice
456–60, 476–7, 480
Iskander, Fazil
551–2
Jaures, Jean
242–3
Kaganovich, Lazar
62–4, 67, 513–4
Kaganovich, P.K.
77, 156–7, 168
Kalinin, Mikhail
59
Kalmykov, Betel
412–3
Kamenev, Lev
Remarks in September 1917
209
Attitude toward kulaks
273
Dezertirstvo in 1917, Bukharin’s criticism of
300
Triumvirate in mid-twenties
356–7, 361
Stalin, conflict with
344–5, 361, 484, 487, 516n34
Role in perestroika narratives
542
Karakhan, Lev
367–8
Karinsky, Len
551
Kautsky, Karl
Spokesman of revolutionary Social Democracy
44–47, 114–7, 125
Peasantry, views on
56–7, 137, 190, 230, 295n36
ABC of Communism, presence in
84n7, 87n19, 100n48
Bukharin, critique by
103–4, 280, 307, 317, 325, 418
Trotsky, critique by
245
Bolshevism, Kautsky’s critique of
148, 274
Khrushchev, Nikita
Updates path metaphor
65–7
Secret speech
395, 542, 552
Thaw
456
Kirshon, Vladimir
436–8, 446, 453–5, 458–9
Kliamkin, Igor
549
Kolakowski, Leszek
99
Kollontai, Aleksandra
Bolshevik narrative
114, 126, 129–32, 132–3
Zinoviev, attitude toward
128n47
Rapid advance toward communism
137
Krichevsky, Boris
39
Kritsman, Lev
203–204
Krupskaya, Nadezhda
357, 360–1
Kun, Bela
274–5
Larin, Iurii
146, 166, 176, 195
Larina, Anna
406–7
Lassalle, Ferdinand
46, 446
Lenin (Vladimir Ulyanov)
Misdescriptions
Misdescribed by Conquest and Malia
78, 113n10
Misdescribed by Lewin
91, 256
Misdescribed by Kolakowski
99
Misdescribed by Harding
118
Misleadingly described by Soviet historians
143
Tred-iunionizm, meaning of
45
Russian Social Democracy
47–50, 260–1
‘Smash the state’
52–4, 90, 153–4, 202–3
Kto-kovo (Who-Whom) and smychka
55–59, 277
Tax-in-kind and end of razverstka
98, 144, 151, 159n26, 161–3, 320
Kautsky, views on
100, 115–7
Zinoviev, relations with
126, 272, 274n50
Peasantry, views on
145–6, 310
Comments from 1917
209, 211
‘State capitalism’
149–51, 164, 167, 323n47
Sowing committees of 1920
170, 172–3, 175–8, 179, 181, 184–5, 197–9, 204
Unique position in the party
344
Portraits by fellow Bolsheviks
Trotsky
253–4
Stalin
351–4, 389
Bukharin
414, 421–24, 428
‘Testament’ and Eastman affair
356–61
Writings set to music by Prokofiev
502–06
Role in Stalin-era narratives
484, 497–9, 514, 517
Role in perestroika narratives
Legitimizing perestroika
522–6, 553
Inspires perestroika economic policies
526–540
Debates on meaning of 1917 revolution
540–50
Waning of NEP
551–2
Lewin, Moshe
76, 78, 91n29, 112–3, 256–7
Litvinov, Maksim
370, 381–2
Lukianov, Sergei
219–225
Comparison to Peshekhonov and Bukharin
231–2
Constituent Assembly, views on
233–4
Malia, Martin
78, 89n23, 113
Martov, Iulii
37
Martynov, Aleksandr
38
Marx, Karl
Narrative of revolutionary Social Democracy
43–4, 87n19, 110, 114, 246, 311
Misdescribed as responsible for ‘war communism’
113
View of peasantry
56
Mythical debate over Communist Manifesto
81
Crypto-right deviationist
388
Absent from Bukharin’s epic
407
Menzhinskii, V.R.
379–80
Mikoyan, Anastas
62–4, 353, 428
Molotov, Viacheslav
Description
342, 347–8, 362, 371
Dreams about Stalin
341
Admires Stalin
363, 363n29
Praised by Stalin
353, 371
Views on wreckerism
381
Views on right deviation
384, 387–9, 392
Mussorgsky, Modest
502, 508–9
Nove, Alec
75, 81
Olminsky, Mikhail
306–14
Ordzhonikidze, Sergo
352, 391–3
Osinsky, N.
169, 171, 200, 202, 204
View of peasantry
173–8
Motivations behind sowing committees
180–4
Goals and methods
186–91
Organizational forms
192–6
Papanin, Ivan (Artic explorer)
62
Peshekhonov, Alexei
210–12
‘The Bolsheviks and Effective State Authority’
212–19
Attitude in 1917
222n16
Compared to Bukharin and Lukianov
231–2
Influence on historians
233
Piatakov, Iurii
306–14, 387, 389, 391, 487
Pixerécourt, Guilbert de
430–2, 444
Plekhanov, Georgii
37, 40–1, 48
Popov, Gavriil
528, 535
Potresov, Aleksandr
37
Preobrazhensky, Evgenii
88, 146, 167, 180, 300, 382
ABC of Communism, co-author (1919)
81, 84n6, 86, 89, 91–4, 95–6, 99–102, 104, 137–8, 144
Paper Money (1920)
96–9, 159
Prokofiev, Sergei
Anniversary Cantata
36, 404n11, 457, 500–506, 514
Birthday Ode
506–507, 514
Pushkin, Aleksandr
501–502, 509
Rakovskii, Christian
358
Rittikh, A.A.
141, 155
Riutin, Martemian
59, 384
Rybakov, Anatoly
542, 548
Rykov, Alexei
Gusev, criticism of
248
Stalin’s attitude toward
343, 346, 362–3, 370
‘Right deviation’
333, 346–7, 380, 388–93
Role in Stalin-era narratives
60, 426n32, 448, 452, 486
Role in perestroika narratives
524–5
Serge, Victor
71, 254–5
Shakespeare, William
Stalin’s views on
482, 491–2
Shatrov, Mikhail
540–41, 553–4
Shmelev, Nikolai
529–30
Shostakovich, Dmitri
The Nose (opera)
502
Song of the Forests (cantata)
507–509
Smith, S.A.
257–8
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
211, 233
Spengler, Oswald
418
Stalin, Iosif
Marxism and Linguistics
40n9
Collectivization
55–59, 99, 104, 147, 190, 205
Relation to fellow Bolsheviks
Relation to Trotsky
111–12, 245, 256–7
Relation to Lenin
288, 292, 544
Relation to Bukharin
298–303, 305n3, 327–8, 333–4, 397–8, 400–14, 414–19, 423–8
Narratives of the 1930s
60–3
In Transformation of the World (Bukharin)
405–10, 419–23
Role in perestroika narratives
68, 522–26, 528–31, 541–42, 544–550, 550–552
Sukhanov, Nikolai
290
Sviderskii, Aleksei
182
Syrtsov, S.I.
380–1
Teodorovich, I.A.
175
Tomsky, Mikhail
366
Trotsky, Lev
Misdescriptions
Misdescribed by Kolakowski
99
Misdescribed by Deutscher
111–12
Lassalle, Trotsky’s admiration of
446
Revolution and breakdown
54, 76, 78, 79, 170
Utopianism during NEP
85n5
Labour policies in 1920
121–25
Zinoviev, sarcastic description of
259
Stalin, conflict in the 1920s
343–5, 361–4, 365, 389, 544
Eastman affair
357–61
Life Magazine, description of Trotsky
496
Stalin, Trotsky’s critique
364, 372
Role in Stalin-era narratives
382, 391, 442, 447–54, 469, 479, 481–2, 484–8, 492, 513–18
Role in perestroika narratives
541, 544–5
Tsiurupa, Aleksandr
141, 150, 155–7
White beard, lack of
73
Tucker, Robert
260–1, 521
Ulyanov, Aleksandr
41–2
Varga, Eugen
328
Vishnevsky, Vsevolod
434–6, 486
Vladimirov, Miron
157–8
Vyshinsky, Andrei
447–8
Vysotsky, Vladimir, ‘Morning Gymnastics’
66–7
Walicki, Andrzej
77
Zasulich, Vera
37, 48
Zhdanov, Andrei
62
Zinoviev, Grigorii
Justifies ‘propaganda state’
52
Kto-kovo (who-whom)
55–6
Misdescribed by Deutscher
76
Danger of ‘the wall’
126–129, 131–2
Myth of ‘war communism’
132–3
Dezertirstvo in 1917, Bukharin’s criticism of
300
Role in Bolshevik leadership during NEP
344–5, 357, 360–1, 365
Stalin’s campaign against
361–4
Role in Stalin-era narratives
484, 487, 516n34
Role in perestroika narratives
544