What disappointed Kropotkin about the Russian Revolution?
The Bolshevik state
The fall of the Tsar
The lack of a communist society
The loss of aristocracy
Answer
The Bolshevik state disappointed Kropotkin as it deviated from his anarchist ideals. He envisioned a decentralized, self-governing society, whereas the Bolsheviks established a centralized, authoritarian government. Kropotkin criticized the suppression of political dissent, the lack of workers' control over the means of production, and the rise of a new bureaucratic elite.
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