Revolution, Jews, and the Streets of Warsaw
Revolution, Jews, and the Streets of Warsaw
Between Secret Cells and Popular Politics
This chapter explores the social structure and political culture of different revolutionary organizations that thrived in Warsaw. These organizations include the Polish Socialist Party (PPS); the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania (SDKPiL); the General Jewish Labor Union in Lithuania, Poland, and Russia (the Bund). The chapter examines the different attempts by the Bund, the PPS, and other parties to bridge the transition from illegal, clandestine organizations to mass-based political parties. Finally, the chapter discusses the different factors that contributed to the decline of revolutionary politics in late 1906 and 1907.
Keywords: Polish Socialist Party, clandestine organizations, political parties, SDKPiL, Bund, revolutionary politics
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