Stillborn revolution: the Communist bid for power in Germany, 1921-1923. --

Contents Birth: The Party and Its Heritage IL Growth: Through the Comintern to Mass Party Status III. Problems of Adjustment: The Party in the Young Republic PART TWO The “Unauthorized” Bid for Power (1921) IV. The Genesis of the March Uprising V. The March Uprising and Its Failure VI. Retribution, Recriminations, and Critique VII. Repercussions: The “Friesland Crisis” PART THREE Retrenchment VIII. United Front Policy in Theory and Practice IX. Emergence of the “Left Opposition” PART FOUR The “Authorized” Bid for Power (1923) X. Intensified United Front Policy XI. In Search of a Course at the Height of the Ruhr Crisis XII. Revolution in Preparation XIII. The Abortive “German October” Conclusion Bibliographical Essay Index facing p. 1 By Werner T. Angress. Includes Bibliographical References.