Una herejía santificada : idea y realidad del Ejército Rojo

Roman Kolkowicz

doi:10.5354/0719-3769.1968.19216

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Roman Kolkowicz

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The intention of this paper is to briefly outline the genesis of early 19th century utopian ideas about revolutionary armed forces, the transmutation of these ideas, and the emergence of a post-revolutionary army in the Soviet Union that has little in common with the original "models." The idea is that the initial mistrust of the socialists of the last century towards professional armies was fully justified by events; that the leaders of the Soviet Communist Party remain concerned about the role of the professional military within their state, and that no satisfactory solution has yet been devised that would achieve full integration of the military professionals into the Party-dominated political system.

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Marxist Theory, Red Army, Communism, Soviet Union, Soviet Communist Party

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Roman Kolkowicz

Es investigador de la división económica del Institute for Defense Analysis, Washington, y profesor de la Universidad de Virginia, Estados Unidos. Es autor de The Soviet Military and the Communist Party, Princeton University Press, J957. Este artículo está basado en un trabajo presentado en la Sexta Conferencia Internacional sobre Asuntos Mundiales que se reunió en la sede del Congreso, Berlín Occidental, en septiembre de 1967.

Una herejía santificada : idea y realidad del Ejército Rojo

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