Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- Historical Background -- Ukrainian Anti-colonialist Thought to 1917 -- Bolsheviks, Colonialism, and Ukraine -- Chapter 2 -- Bolshevik Politics and Ukraine -- Rationalizing Russian Domination -- Imperial and Other Preconceptions -- Red Russian Imperialism -- Chapter 3 -- The Emergence of National Communism -- Red Nationalists vs Red Imperialists -- Ukrainian Marxists and National Liberation -- Ukrainians and the Comintern -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Translated Documents -- 1 Temporary Organization Committee of Independentists, 1918 Resolution -- 2 Four Ukrainian Left-SD Anti-Bolshevik Leaflets, Central Ukraine, 1919 -- 3 Leaflet issued by Otaman Zeleny to Red Army Troops, 1919 -- 4 Anonymous, Khto taki Kommunisty-Borotbysty, 1919? -- 5 Memorandum of the Moscow-Based Bolshevik "Ukrainian Communist Organization" to Lenin, 1919 -- 6 Resolution Prepared by Federalists for the Kyiv City Section of the CPU, 1920 -- 7 Program of the Ukrainian Communist Party, 1920 -- 8 Four Letters from Former Bolshevik Party Members -- 9 V. Vynnychenko, Ukrainska Kommunistychna partiia (UKP) i Kommunistychna partiia (bolshevyky) Ukrainy, 1921 -- 10 Resolution on the National and Colonial Question, 1920 -- 11 Anonymous, Vzgliad na polozhenie na Ukraine, 1920 -- 12 Ivan Vrona, Resolution on Russian Bolshevik Colonialism, 1920 -- 13 Vasyl Blakytny. Analysis of CPU, 1920 -- 14 A. Richytsky, "The Economy and Culture," 1920 -- Notes -- Index -- Illustrations.

In Painting Imperialism and Nationalism Red, Stephen Velychenko traces the first expressions of national, anti-colonial Marxism to 1918 and the Russian Bolshevik occupation of Ukraine.

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