And those "translations" were criticized from their inception onward by non-authoritarian socialists/Marxists. For example, Bertrand Russell only 3 years after

And those "translations" were criticized from their inception onward by non-authoritarian socialists/Marxists. For example, Bertrand Russell only 3 years after the revolution (thus 1920): In a capitalist state, the Government and the capitalists on the whole hang together, and form one class; in Soviet Russia, the Government has absorbed the capitalist mentality together with the governmental, and the fusion has given increased strength to the upper class. But I see no reason whatever to expect equality or freedom to result from such a system, except reasons derived from a false psychology and a mistaken analysis of the sources of political power. I am compelled to reject Bolshevism for two reasons: First, because the price mankind must pay to achieve Communism by Bolshevik methods is too terrible; and secondly because, even after paying the price, I do not believe the result would be what the Bolsheviks profess to desire.