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The Bolsheviks and Freedom of Thought in Russia
An analysis by Frank Comerford arguing against Bolshevik centralization and censorship. The piece contends that public officials are servants and citizens retain voting power, while warning that a top down government threatens free speech, press independence, and individual rights. It cites Lenin’s shifts and calls for lawful resistance via recall and initiative.
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Frank Comerford
Russia
United States
Soviet Repubic
Congress of the
America
Lmited
Holy Seventeen
Bunar
Lenine
Bolshevik ‘Party