Paul Avrich's classic, and impeccably researched, study of the history of anarchism in Russia.
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This book is stellar. My only reservation was the lack of discussion concerning council commies and other leftist Marxists (which in my eyes are pretty much anarchistic) while placing a little too much emphasis on insurrectionary politics.
Actually, it has its problems -- as I discuss in my recent review
basically, it is useful and in some ways ground-breaking but do take it with a pinch of salt.