Social revolution in Soviet Russia

The publication raises the question of the revolutionary social transformation of Russian society in the Soviet period. The authors conclude that the social revolution in Russia took place in the late 1950-1960s, when the decisive stage of the initial accumulation of capital was passed. At the same time, social relations underwent radical changes: the village parted with the remnants of "community", the city - "class"; relations in the production team and class interaction began to play an increasingly important role in life.