russian english russian language newspaper founded working class russian new_york shifted russian revolution editors took advantage general amnesty right return political paper integrated nascent movement pronounced necessity social revolution workers situated opposition left wing movements rise power marked turning point newspaper new government enacted increasingly measures publication literature general years low profile publishing collective finally regime background following suppression russian revolution consequent exile political russian_empire russian language journalism new_york_city enjoyed revival fledgling publications number political newspapers labor union periodicals including united_states canada began publishing city initially monthly basis newspaper adopted ideology fusion trade philosophy emerged international congress amsterdam similar lines america influential rejected state oriented political struggle instead proposing labor unions revolutionary agents bring society characterised primarily worker outbreak russian revolution declared general amnesty offered fund return russians exiled political opponents empire entire staff elected leave new_york_city russia periodical vancouver editors center artist thirteen boarded ship bound japan board played music gave lectures staged plays published revolutionary newspaper float japan band way siberia proceeded east european russia publication russia initially enjoyed popularity following february revolution liberal prime minister retaining support attempted coup état faction july capitalized disorder economic collapse russian society mass worker strikes affair increase popularity ultimately control soviets lamented month gap february revolution launch russia long delay faced difficult task majority workers having won powerful consolidated propaganda efforts work beginning publication assisted nascent new paper bolstered city indigenous movement editorial staff included operator weekly issue published august editorial stated firm opposition tactics programs left right conception revolutionary action bore resemblance declared principal goal revolution replace state free confederation autonomous peasant unions industrial unions factory committees control commissions like locations country revolution anti methods struggle economic content federal political tasks placed greatest hopes factory committees arisen spontaneously country february revolution early issues contained later described clear definite articles way conceived tasks revolution come citing examples series articles role factory committees articles tasks soviets resolve problem new organization production exchange published articles general strike french paper shifted daily publication months october revolution year series articles proclaimed necessity immediately abandoning dictatorship allowing workers freedom association action sharply criticized communists ignorant complex social forces revolution supporting factory workers ideas union paper considered bizarre met little initial success despite union persisted gradually acquired degree influence focusing efforts propaganda intent capturing attention public ideals radical factions paper circulation continuing increase city provinces robust meetings emerging march moved seat government moscow swiftly followed moving printing new capital suppression legacy november congress soviets issued decree granting control expansive powers shutting newspapers suppression government august established tenth party congress march leader declared war particular immediate consequences closed publishing printing premises paper moscow half dozen arrested despite banning paper group continued issued final edition form journal moscow december period released number works including publication collected works pre eminent theorist publishing house little activity regime tolerated ended accession group moscow closed permanently amidst abrupt violent wave repression newspaper suppressed united_states succeeded widely circulated published february turn banned united_states canada position russian revolutionary turned victor described authoritative group active sense possess doctrine valuable collection october revolution end formation new power
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