The end result of the revolution is not merely to change the government, but to change the very nature of human society.
Russian revolutionary
The end result of the revolution is not merely to change the government, but to change the very nature of human society.
Russian revolutionary
Attributed, reflecting his maximalist view of revolution.
c. 1917-1924
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