The book 'Бунтующие пролетарии Рабочий протест в Советской России 1917-1930-х гг. ' by [Author's name] is a comprehensive study of the protest movements of workers in the early years of Soviet Russia, spanning from the ultimatum of Vikzhel to create a homogeneous socialist government before Stalin's industrialization and the outbreak of World War II. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the mass demonstrations that took place in Soviet Russia during this period, exploring their causes, dynamics, and impact on the policies of the ruling regime. The author draws upon a vast array of sources, including archival materials and periodicals of the time, to paint a vivid panorama of the protests and their significance. The book sheds light on the previously unknown phenomenon of worker protests in Soviet Russia, providing a nuanced understanding of the events that transpired during this critical period in history. The book begins with an examination of the factors that led to the emergence of worker protests in the early years of Soviet Russia, including the country's transition to socialism, the role of the Communist Party, and the impact of the First World War.

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