All -Russian Central Executive Committee against the Central Committee. Initikov S.S.

The young Soviet state, built by the Bolsheviks on the ruins of the Russian Empire, required a special approach to organizing the management of the country and setting up the political system within it. This was due to the creation of two parallel management structures - the All -Russian Central Executive Committee and the Central Committee. The book of Sergey Sergeyevich Othatikov talks about the relationship between members of these structures, based on documents of that era, shows different periods of their existence, speaks of conflicts within them and the reasons for the collapse of the system as a whole. Thanks to academic clarity and at the same time the simple style of presentation, the book will be interesting not only to professional historians, but also to a wide circle of readers.