Iskra

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Iskra was an influential early 20th-century Marxist newspaper that served as a key organ for Russian revolutionary social democrats, including the Bolsheviks, in spreading socialist ideas and coordinating political activity.

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instanceOf Marxist newspaper
Russian-language newspaper
newspaper
socialist newspaper
affiliation Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolsheviks

Mensheviks
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party
circulationType illegal publication
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
dissolution 1905
distributionArea Russian Empire
distributionMethod clandestine distribution in the Russian Empire
editor Alexander Potresov NERFINISHED
Georgi Plekhanov
Julius Martov
Pavel Axelrod
Vera Zasulich
Vladimir Lenin
genre political newspaper
theoretical journal
historicalSignificance important in the formation of Bolshevik strategy and tactics
key organ of Russian revolutionary social democrats
ideology Marxism
revolutionary socialism
social democracy
inception 1900
influenced Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolshevik faction of the RSDLP

Mensheviks
surface form: Menshevik faction of the RSDLP
language Russian
motto From a spark a flame shall be kindled
notableContributor Alexander Potresov NERFINISHED
Georgi Plekhanov
Julius Martov
Pavel Axelrod
Vera Zasulich
Vladimir Lenin
placeOfPublication Geneva
Leipzig
Munich
politicalAlignment Marxism
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party
surface form: Russian Social Democracy

revolutionary socialism
publisher Russian Social Democratic Labour Party
purpose to agitate against the autocracy in Russia
to coordinate Russian revolutionary social democrats
to spread Marxist ideas in the Russian Empire
titleMeaning The Spark

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