Posing internationally as a kindly Social-Democratic alternative to nextdoor’s Bolshevik barbarism, the short-lived Menshevik Georgian Republic was also shopping for an imperialist protector and loans from Western finance capital to beholden themselves to when they invited Karl Kautsky and a delegation from the Socialist International to visit Tblisi in August, 1920. Karl Radek, with a […]
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