xxi, 274 pages : illustrations, portraits. ; 24 cm
regular print
Contents
1. The making of a revolutionary -- 2. Russian Australia 1905-1917 and the emergence of Zuzenko -- 3. An objectionable element -- 4. 'A very violent agitator' and the 'Bolshevik trouble' -- 5. Destination unknown -- 6. The Internationalist -- 7. Round the world for the revolution -- 8. a troika of agitators -- 9. Orpheus expelled from the underworld -- 10. At the heart of history -- 11. Master and alien -- 12. British spy -- 13. Afterlife -- Epilogue: Of memory and memorials
Summary
Alexander Zuzenko, a sailor and veteran of the failed 1905 revolution in Russia, arrived in Australia in 1911 and embarked upon a career of industrial and political agitation and radical journalism. Soon branded an unscrupulous advocate of Bolshevism by the security services, he went on to head the Union of Russian Workers in Brisbane etc
Analysis
Australia
Biography & autobiography (Australia)
Biography & autobiography (Queensland)
Protest movements & pressure groups (Queensland)
Publishing, journalism & media (Queensland)
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-263) and index