KnowraBolshevismLinked fromLinked fromThe 20 pages that link to Bolshevism, each with the reason it gives.All 20Broader topic 2Related 5Narrower topic 1Compared with 12Second InternationalCompared with: Its revolutionary model diverged sharply from the parliamentary politics of many International parties.White movementCompared with: The Whites united primarily in opposition to the Bolshevik program and government.RevisionismCompared with: Its insurrectionary strategy sharply contrasts with gradual parliamentary revisionism.Council communismCompared with: Council communists treated Bolshevik rule as a warning against replacing workers’ council power with party authority.Dmitry MerezhkovskyCompared with: His opposition to Bolshevik rule made him a prominent anti-communist émigré writer.Nestor MakhnoCompared with: Bolshevik centralization conflicted with the Makhnovists’ insistence on local autonomy.Karl KautskyCompared with: Kautsky argued that Bolshevik rule substituted party dictatorship for democratic working-class government.Kronstadt RebellionCompared with: The uprising challenged Bolshevik rule while claiming to defend a more democratic form of soviet government.LuxemburgismCompared with: Luxemburg’s critique of Bolshevik restrictions on democracy marks a key boundary with her current.Mirsaid Sultan-GalievCompared with: He remained a Bolshevik while opposing the party's tendency to subordinate Muslim national movements.Centrist MarxismCompared with: Centrist Marxists often opposed adopting Bolshevik organizational methods or a Russian-style insurrection.Left communismCompared with: Left communists often opposed Bolshevik tactics while retaining commitments to communist revolution.