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Will they be able to follow her to such heights? By our logic, no, but Kollontai preaches a new logic for Russia. To an individualist, it did not even sound attractive. We must have, in Russia, community restaurants, central kitchens, central laundries — institutions which leave the working woman free to devote her evenings to instructive reading or recreation. Only by breaking the domestic yoke will we give women a chance to live a richer, happier and more complete life. The material which Kollontai is so passionately attempting to mould is the peasant mind. If she attempts to make them swallow her formula intact she will certainly fail.
If she compromises as Lenin compromises and as Kalinin does, she will perform for Russia a never-to-be-forgotten task.
In Spite of Everything For the Woman She Loved by Leila Peters
To-day everything has been melted down in the crucible of the revolution. The only banner-bearer who counts is the one who will give to the great mass of those emerging into the new day the broad fundamental things of life. Madame Kollontai is the only woman who has ever been a member of the Russian Cabinet. But her history refutes her theory.
She herself was particularly fitted for the position of Minister of Welfare. Her record was splendid. She lost her post because she was a woman and allowed her love for her husband to interfere with her political judgment.
Early in , Madame Kollontai, who was the widow of a Tsarist officer, married Fedore Dubenko, the picturesque leader of the turbulent Kronstadt sailors. Dubenko is a handsome, daring young man, some years her junior. Shortly after the wedding Dubenko was arrested. He had entrusted certain ships under his command to officers of the old regime who had pretended loyalty to the Soviets, but who had turned the ships over to the Germans without a struggle.
Certainly Dubenko had no intention of betraying the revolution, he was merely trying to make use of skilled officers, of whom there was a pressing dearth. Nevertheless, he was held responsible. While he was in prison awaiting trial, Kollontai made rather violent and conspicuous protests both publicly and privately. As a result she was removed from office. Revolutionists have no tolerance for romance among their leaders during critical moments; they place the revolution far above personal relationship. When Dubenko was released, Kollontai went abroad and spent some months in Sweden.
On her return she threw herself into a new work — that of educating her own sex to take an active part in politics. Equal suffrage came first and political education afterwards. Yet when the revolution came women sank mysteriously into the background.
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Russians explain this by various theories. One was that Russian women possess the fervor necessary to martyrs, but little of the balance needed for practical reconstructive work. Personally, I think it is entirely a matter of experience and education, for it is evident that women enter politics everywhere with great hesitancy.