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The 77 pages that link to October Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Soviet UnionBroader topic: It established the party-led government that claimed authority over former imperial territories.

• Russian RevolutionBroader topic: It transferred central state power to the Bolsheviks.

• Marxism–LeninismBroader topic: It became the founding example of a Leninist party taking state power.

• Leon TrotskyBroader topic: Trotsky’s leadership of the Petrograd Soviet’s Military Revolutionary Committee helped coordinate the takeover.

• BolsheviksBroader topic: This insurrection turned Bolshevik influence into control of the central government.

• LeninismBroader topic: It became the defining example of Leninist revolutionary strategy in action.

• TrotskyismBroader topic: Trotsky helped organize the insurrection later treated as a defining revolutionary achievement.

• White movementBroader topic: Opposition to this takeover became the coalition’s defining bond.

• Dmitri ShostakovichBroader topic: Its political aftermath transformed the institutions in which his generation trained and worked.

• BolshevismBroader topic: It was the decisive insurrection through which Bolsheviks took national power.

• Alexander BlokBroader topic: Blok’s The Twelve responds to the new revolutionary order that followed it.

• Russian emigrationBroader topic: It sharply intensified departures among groups opposed to Bolshevik rule.

• Dictatorship of the proletariatBroader topic: The Bolsheviks presented their new government as a form of proletarian rule.

• Revolutionary socialismBroader topic: It brought a revolutionary socialist party to state power and reshaped global politics.

• Nikolai BukharinBroader topic: Bukharin supported the seizure of power and became a prominent voice in the new regime.

• What Is to Be Done?Broader topic: The disciplined party model debated in the pamphlet later guided the party that took power.

• Alexander KerenskyBroader topic: It ended the government Kerensky led and forced him to flee the capital.

• Petrograd SovietBroader topic: The Soviet’s institutions and military committee helped enable the transfer of power.

• Proletarian revolutionBroader topic: It established the government that claimed to rule in the workers’ name.

• VanguardismBroader topic: The revolution made the party's claimed leadership a governing reality.

• Permanent revolutionBroader topic: Trotsky later presented the revolution as confirmation that workers could take power before capitalist development was complete.

• Russian revolutionary movementBroader topic: It brought one revolutionary faction to power and transformed the struggle into a new political order.

• Short twentieth centuryBroader topic: It created the political project that became central to Hobsbawm’s century.

• Communist revolutionBroader topic: It became a model for later communist parties pursuing state power.

• Revolutions of 1917–1923Broader topic: It established a revolutionary government whose example traveled far beyond Russia.