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Discover the untold story of female empowerment in 'The Women's Revolution'. This groundbreaking trade paperback, published by Haymarket Books in 2019, showcases the pivotal role of women in the 1917 Russian Revolution. While history often highlights male figures like Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky, Judy Cox shines a spotlight on the courageous women who sparked change and shaped the future. From the strikes for 'bread and herrings' to the innovative ideas of Alexandra Kollontai, and the contributions of lesser-known activists like Elena Stasova and Larissa Reisner, this book highlights their essential involvement in the Bolshevik Party and their fight against oppression. 'The Women's Revolution' not only recounts their inspiring biographical sketches but also emphasizes the need for recognition of women's roles in revolutionary history. Enhance your knowledge of women's history and celebrate their contributions with this must-read. Ideal for students, historians, and anyone passionate about gender equality and social justice, this volume is a vital addition to your library. Dive into the profound narratives that transformed the course of history and understand how these exceptional women dared to dream of a world rooted in equality and freedom for all. Get your copy today to empower your understanding of revolutionary change.