Person
Karl Radek
Revolutionary who travelled on the sealed train and was refused entry into Russia.
- Dates
- 1885–1939
- Wikidata
- Q84266
Radek went on the sealed train as far as Stockholm, where, by his own account, he helped record Alexander Parvus’s attempt to see Lenin.
Connections 2
member of
- Bolsheviks Primary record 1
involved in
- Lenin's sealed train travelled under the guise of a Russian Primary record 2
Timeline 1 date
- 1885–1939 Karl Radek
Proof 2 sources
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Germany and the Revolution in Russia, 1915-1918: Documents from the Archives of the German Foreign Ministry, Oxford University Press, 1958.
Primary record
Radek and Hanecki were the two closest contacts of Helphand's among the Bolsheviks.
who had more contacts with the Germans than anyone else among the Bolsheviks
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Reminiscences of Lenin (Last Months in Emigration: Departure for Russia), Marxists Internet Archive (International Publishers, 1970; translated by Bernard Isaacs), 1970.
Primary record
Radek went under the guise of a Russian.
The Provisional Government of Russia did not allow Fritz Platten and Radek into the country.
Page history 1 change
- Add the story of Lenin's sealed train from Zurich to Petrogradf3adfab
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