The Global Revolutionary Wave (1918-1923). Withdrawal

The second book by A.V. Shubin on the Global Revolutionary Wave of 1918–1923 is dedicated to its 'withdrawal' in the second half of 1920–1923 in Europe and Russia. The author, relying on extensive literature and source material, including archival documents, offers a comprehensive study of European and domestic revolutionary processes and leftist movements during this period. Readers are presented with a detailed and largely original analysis of the discussions among communists, the history of insurgent movements, the circumstances of their defeats, diplomatic struggles, the rise of fascism, and the failure of communists in Germany. The Kronstadt rebellion and the trial of the Socialist-Revolutionaries, the workers' opposition and the Congresses of the Comintern, the reforms of Stamboliyski in Bulgaria, and the Genoa Conference, as well as many other events of this time, are tied together in the book as a unified interconnected process, the outcome of which was interwar Europe, and to a significant extent — the entire subsequent 20th century.
The book on the 'withdrawal' of the Global Revolutionary Wave is not the last. The next edition will be dedicated to the struggle of communists and nationalists for change in Asia from 1918 to 1923.
The book is aimed at historians, political scientists, philosophers, and cultural scholars, but will undoubtedly be useful for all readers interested in the socio-political history of the 20th century.