Fyodor Dan - Works

Works

  • bochīe deputaty v pervoĭ Gosudarstvennoĭ Dumi︠e︡ (1900)
  • Sot︠s︡īaldemokratīi︠a︡ i Gosudarstvennai︠a︡ Duma (1906)
  • dva goda skitanii (1922)
  • Proiskhozhdenie bolʹshevizma; k istorii demokraticheskikh i sot︠s︡ialisticheskikh ideĭ v Rossii posle osvobozhdenii︠a︡ krestʹi︠a︡n (1946)
  • Le dictature du prolétariat (Paris, Éditions de la Liberté, 1947)
  • Origins of bolshevism Theodore Dan, edited and translated from the Russian by Joel Carmichael. Pref. by Leonard Schapiro (1964)
  • Origins of Bolshevism Theodore Dan, edited and translated from the Russian by Joel Carmichael. Pref. by Leonard Schapiro (1964)
  • Ursprung des Bolschewismus; zur Geschichte der demokratischen und sozialistischen Idee in Russland nach der Bauernbefreiung Theodor Dan. (1968)
  • Origins of Bolshevism Theodore Dan, edited and translated from the Russian by Joel Carmichael. Pref. by Leonard Schapiro (1970)
  • Geschichte der russischen Sozialdemokratie mit J. Martow, uebers. von Alexander Stein, mit e. Nachtr. Die Sozialdemokratie Russlands nach dem Jahre 1908 (1973)
  • otobral, snabdil primechanii︠a︡mi i ocherkom politicheskoĭ biografii Dana Boris Sapir (1985)
  • dva goda skitaniĭ: vospominanii︠a︡ lidera rossiĭskogo menʹshevizma 1919-1921 (2006)

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