October of 1917 in the mirror of nowadays.
The author of the article sees the beginning of the social processes that led to the revolutionary upheavals, in the era of reforms of Peter I. In its essence, the 1905-1907 Revolution was not a bourgeois-democratic revolution, but a Russian agrarian-democratic revolution, which did not result in victory. The October Revolution was a direct reaction to the revolutionary deficiency of the February revolution. After October 1917, three mutually exclusive decisions had clashed: 1) Revolution for Russia, 2) Russia for Revolution, 3) Revolution against Russia.