| That has been the argument of the Bolsheviks, and their heirs, who abolished history, who continue to abort reform. |
| The Bolsheviks in Beatle boots are back, more entrenched than ever in the corporate machine but not an ounce less mouthy on the Marxist tip. |
| It was compassion and its absence, he said, which marked the difference between Englishmen and Bolsheviks. |
| By the end of the war, Woodrow Wilson hoped for a liberal revolution in Germany, whereas the Bolsheviks anticipated a socialist revolution. |
| This did not mean that the Bolsheviks were simply old-style imperialists whose commitment to national self-determination was fraudulent. |
| The October Revolution was carried through in a nearly bloodless coup by the Bolsheviks under the leadership of Lenin. |
