
The socialist movement in Russia is a political and social movement aimed at establishing a socialist system, originating in the late 19th century and gaining popularity among workers and intellectuals. Key concepts of this movement include equality, collective ownership, and social justice, with significant events such as the 1905 and 1917 revolutions leading to Bolshevik power. The movement has greatly influenced the formation of the Soviet state and the development of labor movements and unions in the country. In contemporary Russia, there is a resurgence of leftist parties and ideologies, particularly among youth, with socialist parties like the Communist Party of the Russian Federation advocating against inequality and for workers' rights. The movement continues to evolve by addressing modern social and economic challenges, utilizing communication technologies, and fostering international cooperation…