Contents ← All Germany: From Revolution to Counter-RevolutionHome / Marxist Corpus / Wellred Catalogue / Germany: From Revolution to Counter-Revolution New Introduction Introduction to the American Edition Introduction to the First Edition 1. The Rise of Organised Labour Marxism revised? Internationalists and the War Birth of the USPD The Russian Revolution 2. In the Throes of Revolution “I Hate Revolution Like Sin” Long Live the Revolution! What Kind of Democracy? The Bolsheviks and the Constituent Assembly Founding of the Communist Party 3. Counter-Revolution Raises Its Head The “Spartacist Uprising” The White Terror The Bavarian Republic 4. The Kapp Putsch A Swing to the Left Towards a Mass Communist International Lenin’s Struggle Against Ultraleftism The “March Offensive” The United Front Policy 5. The Crisis of 1923 The French Occupy the Ruhr Preparing for Insurrection The Hamburg Rising The Lessons of October 6. Stabilisation The 1925 Presidential Election The 1928 General Election The “Third Period” The Crash of 1929 7. Fascism’s Rise to Power The Munich Putsch Big Business Turns to Hitler A Movement of the Middle Class Stalinism and “Social Fascism” The “Red Referendum” Hindenburg Becomes President Hitler Becomes Chancellor The Reichstag Fire 8. The Nazi Terror Smashing the Unions The Stalinist Response The Night of the Long Knives Can Fascism Rise Again? Postscript Appendix I. The German Revolution of 1923 Appendix II. 1919: Britain on the Brink of Revolution Appendix III. 1923: An Opportunity Missed? Appendix IV. The German Revolution,1917-1923, by Pierre Broué Appendix V. Chronology Glossary Back toGermany: From Revolution to Counter-RevolutionNext chapterNew Introduction