KnowraVladimir LeninLinked fromLinked fromThe 113 pages that link to Vladimir Lenin, each with the reason it gives.All 113Broader topic 4Related 95Compared with 14Rosa LuxemburgCompared with: Luxemburg supported the Russian Revolution while criticizing aspects of Bolshevik rule and party practice.February RevolutionCompared with: He did not lead the February uprising; his later strategy challenged the new government.MensheviksCompared with: Lenin's organizational model became the rival against which Menshevik strategy was defined.Alexander KerenskyCompared with: Lenin’s strategy of immediate power transfer opposed Kerensky’s continued provisional rule.Russian Provisional GovernmentCompared with: His party rejected the government’s authority and organized the force that overthrew it.Dmitry MerezhkovskyCompared with: Merezhkovsky denounced Lenin as a destructive force in Russian history.Alexander KolchakCompared with: Lenin’s government was the political and military adversary Kolchak sought to overthrow.Julius MartovCompared with: Martov’s longtime comrade became his chief rival over party organization and political strategy.Karl KautskyCompared with: Lenin attacked Kautsky’s democratic socialism after their break over the Russian Revolution.Georgi PlekhanovCompared with: Their early intellectual alliance gave way to conflict over party strategy and the 1917 revolutions.Anton PannekoekCompared with: Pannekoek’s critique of Leninism opposed the centralized party model Lenin defended.Boris SavinkovCompared with: Lenin’s Bolshevik government became the principal target of Savinkov’s later armed opposition.Patriarch Tikhon of MoscowCompared with: Lenin’s government established the policies Tikhon condemned and sought to contain.Pyotr StolypinCompared with: Lenin’s revolutionary movement opposed the monarchy Stolypin sought to stabilize.