Life in a penal battalion of the Imperial Russian Army : the Tolstoyan N.T. Iziumchenko's story

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Life in a penal battalion of the Imperial Russian Army : the Tolstoyan N.T. Iziumchenko's story

edited by Peter Brock and John L.H. Keep ; translated by John L.H. Keep

William Sessions, 2001

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Published here for the first time in English, this document provides a unique account by a young peasant conscript in the Imperial Russian army-and follower of the pacifist teaching of the great Russian novelist Leo Talstoy-who was sentenced to serve two years in a penal battalion as a result of his refusal to bear arms. N. T. Iziumchenko's narrative points to an alternative tradition of non-violent protest against injustice and commitment to universal values. It shows that in Russia such sentiments were by no means confined to the westernized intelligensia but had authentic popular roots.

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