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A list of successful and failed anarchist revolutions. Revolutions are efforts to institute a new political system along libertarian socialist lines.

Note, none of these were successful and none of them actually built socialism let alone communism. Even "successful" revolutions like those with the Zapatistas ultimately ended in failure after a few decades. Marxism-Leninism, not radical liberalism, is the only path for the international proletariat.

Revolutions

1903: Strandzha Revolution (failure)
1913: Morelos Revolution (failure)
1918: Makhnovist "Revolution" (failure)
1921: Kronstadt "Rebellion" (far-right military desertion supported by Western imperialists. Fortunately, a failure.)
1929: Manchurian Revolution (failure)
1936: Spanish Revolution (failure)
1945: Saigon Uprising (failure)
1953: East German Uprising (failure)
1968: Prague Spring (failure)
1994: Zapatista Revolution (failure)
2006: Oaxaca Revolution (failure)
2006: Zaachila Revolution. (success)
2011: Cherán Revolution (success)
2012: Rojava Revolution (success, if you count selling out to American imperialism and developing petite-bourgeois capitalism as successful)

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	A list of successful and failed [[~~Libertarian Socialism~~\|~~libertarian socialist~~]] revolutions. ''Revolutions'' are efforts to institute a new political system along libertarian socialist lines.		A list of successful and failed [[Anarchism\|anarchist]] revolutions. ''Revolutions'' are efforts to institute a new political system along libertarian socialist lines.

	Note, none of these were successful and none of them actually built socialism let alone communism. Even "successful" revolutions like those with the Zapatistas ultimately ended in failure after a few decades. Marxism-Leninism, not radical liberalism, is the only path for the international proletariat.		Note, none of these were successful and none of them actually built socialism let alone communism. Even "successful" revolutions like those with the Zapatistas ultimately ended in failure after a few decades. Marxism-Leninism, not radical liberalism, is the only path for the international proletariat.