Soviet. Idea and practice. Nikolsky S.A.

The Soviet “Soviet”, which arose during the October Revolution and the Civil War, was its basis, Marxism adapted to the Russian realities and the Russian “soil”, and its main element “Soviet man” led its pedigree since the 19th century. On the one hand, the “new man” was a man -made product of Leninism and Stalinism, the symbiosis of fantasy, faith and fanaticism, on the other hand, the embodiment of the humanistic ideas of the early Marx.

Lenin and the party of “professional revolutionaries” tore Russia from the natural trajectory of its development, made an attempt to “jump” through capitalism and step from feudalism directly into communism. For this, the country for seventy years was forced to develop contrary to its natural evolution, but in the end she was torn and collapsed, which was called "the largest geopolitical disaster of the 20th century."

In a study reflecting the author’s philosophical and worldview position, which, of course, is shared by not all researchers of this phenomenon, the “Soviet” phenomenon is considered in the historiosophical, historical and political aspects from its occurrence until the end of World War II. As for his consideration in the literary, artistic and socio-philosophical aspects, it is in the next book-continued “Soviet. Philosophical and literary analysis. "

Both monographs are focused on young people, as well as readers who lived during the USSR, both critically related to the Soviet past and nostalgic for the past time in today's post -Soviet being.