Bolsheviks

When the Mensheviks were combined with the Jewish Labor Bund, the Bolsheviks were in the minority.

The Bolsheviks smeared Bundists as "Zionists with seasickness."

The Bolsheviks are extreme in their views.

Rosa Luxemburg believed the Bolsheviks had disenfranchised the working class and handed all power to a Party clique that placed itself above the people.

The Bolsheviks were counterrevolutionaries who thwarted the socialist revolution.

The Bolsheviks outlawed unions and strikes.

The Bolsheviks disempowered the workers' councils, replacing them with direct Bolshevik rule under the veneer of council rule.

Why did the Bolsheviks move the capital from Petrograd to Moscow?

The Bolsheviks declared the law of unity and struggle of opposites to be correct, but nevertheless sought to destroy any opposition to themselves.

The USSR was a dictatorship of the Bolsheviks, not of the proletariat.