Jiang argues that the Russian Okhrana incubated Lenin's Bolshevik faction by protecting, informing, and likely financing it through agents such as Roman Malinovsky.
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Malinovsky
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"Lenin's factionalism began to alienate increasing numbers of Bolsheviks, including his former close supporters. So this guy was an asshole. He was a fanatic...."
"Now the Wikipedia tells us that, okay, well. The Okhrna sent a spy to support Lenin. We can also guess that the secret police..."
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