作者
Dmitry Shlapentokh, Dmitry Shlapentokh
发表日期
1999
期刊
The Counter-Revolution in Revolution: Images of Thermidor and Napoleon at the Time of Russian Revolution and Civil War
页码范围
131-146
出版商
Palgrave Macmillan UK
简介
While assuming that the rule of the Russian Jacobins would be brief and the Russian Napoleon would emerge in the near future, most observers matched the great French predecessor with his military glory. Although Bonaparte had inherited the bellicose elan of the Convention, the Russian Jacobins were notorious for their military weakness. In the very beginning of the Bolsheviks’ rule, the majority of their opponents scarcely imagined that even if the Bolsheviks survived, that they would be able to accomplish the feat of raising an army, much less a powerful one. And a powerful army was important not only to conquer foreign territory but to preserve the unity of the country.
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