Following the structure established by Barton and Hall, Bogdanov combined a heavily edited 1 Henry VI and the first half of 2 Henry VI into one play ( Henry VI ), and the second half of 2 Henry VI and 3 Henry VI into another ( Edward IV ), and followed them with an edited Richard III.

Following the structure established by Barton and Hall, Bogdanov combined a heavily edited 1 Henry VI and the first half of 2 Henry VI into one play ( Henry VI ), and the second half of 2 Henry VI and 3 Henry VI into another ( Edward IV ), and followed them with an edited Richard III.

* Red Star The 1908 utopian science fiction novel by Alexander Bogdanov about a technologically and socially advanced society on Mars.

At this point in the novel, Bogdanov details some of the aspects of the socialist Martian society as seen through Leonid ’ s eyes.

In 1908, Bogdanov published the novel Red Star, about a utopia set on Mars.

* Leonid, the protagonist in Alexander Bogdanov ’ s 1908 Russian science fiction novel Red Star

Bogdanov was then involved with setting up Vpered, which ran the Capri Party School from August to December 1909.

They are simply its possessors, its beneficiaries, and have to bequeath it in an improved state to succeeding generations .” Following the Russian Revolution, environmental scientists such as revolutionary Aleksandr Bogdanov and the Proletkul't organisation made efforts to incorporate environmentalism into Bolshevism, and " integrate production with natural laws and limits " in the first decade of Soviet rule, before Joseph Stalin attacked ecologists and the science of ecology, purged environmentalists and promoted the pseudo-science of Trofim Lysenko.

After Lenin's split with another senior Bolshevik leader, Alexander Bogdanov, in mid-1908, Kamenev and Grigory Zinoviev became Lenin's main assistants abroad.

Along with Berezovsky, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Roman Abramovich, Vladimir Potanin, Vladimir Bogdanov, Rem Viakhirev, Vagit Alekperov, Viktor Chernomyrdin, Viktor Vekselberg, and Mikhail Fridman emerged as Russia's most powerful and prominent oligarchs.

He now became closely associated with Vladimir Lenin and Alexander Bogdanov's's Bolshevik wing of the party, with Bogdanov taking repsonsibility for the transfer of funds from Gorky to Vpered. It is not clear whether he ever formally joined and his relations with Lenin and the Bolsheviks would always be rocky.

It was during this period that Gorky, along with Lunacharsky, Bogdanov and Vladimir Bazarov developed the idea of an Encyclopedia of Russian History as a socialist version of Diderot's Encyclopedia.

In 2061, with Boone dead and exploding immigration threatening the fabric of Martian society, Bogdanov launches a revolution against what many now view as occupying TransNat troops operating only loosely under an UNOMA rubber-stamp approval.

Chernyshevski is in love with Bogdanov and is devastated when he is killed in an attack by anti-revolutionary forces associated with UNOMA, the transnationals and Phyllis Boyle during the first Martian revolution.

A mechanical engineer with anarchist leanings, possibly based on Russian futurists, Alexander Bogdanov ( the character's ancestor ) and Arkady Strugatsky, he is regarded by many other members of the First Hundred, particularly Boyle, as a troublemaker.

However, both sides claimed a victory ; Whitehouse's side asserted that the important legal point had been made with the ruling on the applicability of the Sexual Offences Act, while Bogdanov said it was because she knew that he would not be convicted.

Bogdanov ( left ) with Vladimir Putin in 2002

In June 2001 Forbes claimed that Bogdanov was the third wealthiest Russian with $ 1. 6 billion.

Michael Vivian Fyfe Pennington ( born 7 June 1943 ) is a British director and actor who, together with director Michael Bogdanov, founded the English Shakespeare Company.

A further ourcome was that Alexandr Bogdanov, serving as a doctor with the 221st Roslav infantry Regiment ( III Corps ), succombed to a nervous disorder and retired from active service to become a junior surgeon in an evacuation hospital.

He joined the editorial board of Vpered, aligning himself with Grigory Aleksinsky and Mikhail Pokrovsky, rejecting the concpet of " proletarian culture " developed by Alexander Bogdanov and Anatoly Lunacharsky.

Its first tour began at the Grand Theatre, Swansea, Wales and was directed by Michael Bogdanov with the Wales Theatre Company and included an appearance from Peter Karrie.

** 34th independent tank regiment ( Sub-colonel Bogdanov ) equipped with T-34 tanks

For four years after the collapse of the Russian Revolution of 1905, Bogdanov led a group within the Bolsheviks (" ultimatists " and " otzovists " or " recallists "), who demanded a recall of Social Democratic deputies from the State Duma, and he vied with Lenin for the leadership of the Bolshevik faction.

Bogdanov broke with the Vpered in 1911 and abandoned revolutionary activities.

Bogdanov later published a prequel to Red Star, called Engineer Menni ( 1913 ).

From 1913 until 1922, Bogdanov immersed himself in the writing of a lengthy philosophical treatise of original ideas, Tectology: Universal Organization Science.

" In 1913 Bogdanov, a student of the Taylor system of factory work-flow rationalization, published a massive work on the topic, General Organizational Science, which Lenin liked no better.

The pair went their separate ways, with Bogdanov dropping out of radical politics at the end of 1913, returning home with his wife to Moscow.

Stone had referred Bogdanov to Cuchulain and the Beheading Game, a sequence which is contained in The Grenoside Sword dance.

Both Bogdanov ’ s fiction and his political writings, which were highly influential, suggest that he expected a coming revolution against capitalism to lead to a technocratic society.

Bogdanov gave a lecture to a club at Moscow University, which, according to Yakov Yakovlev, included an account of the formation of Vpered and reiterated some of the criticisms Bogdanov had made at the time of the individualism of certain leaders.

In 1925-1926, Bogdanov founded the Institute for Haemotology and Blood Transfusions, which was later named after him.

This group, which included such luminaries as philosophers Alexander Bogdanov and Anatoly Lunacharsky and writer Maxim Gorky, argued that the intelligentsia-dominated Bolsheviks must begin following more inclusive tactics and working to develop more working class political activists to assume leadership roles in the next round of anti-Tsarist revolution.

Working along similar lines simultaneously was Lunacharsky's brother-in-law Bogdanov, who even in 1904 had published a weighty philosophical tome called Empiriomonism which attempted to integrate the ideas of non-Marxist thinkers Ernst Mach and Richard Avenarius into the socialist edifice.

Lenin saw Bogdanov and the " god-building " movement with which he was associated as purveyors of a reborn philosophical idealism that stood in diametrical opposition to the fundamental materialist foundation of Marxism.

During the first decade of the 20th Century Bogdanov wrote two works of utopian science fiction about socialist societies on Mars, both of which were rejected by Lenin as attempts to smuggle " Machist idealism " into the radical movement.

This October 1917 conference elected a Central Committee of Proletarian Cultural-Educational Organizations of Petrograd which included among its members Lunacharsky, Lenin's wife Nadezhda Krupskaya, talented young journalist Larisa Reisner, and a long-time Vpered associate of Bogdanov and Lunacharsky named Fedor Kalinin, among others.

Moscow Proletkult, in which Alexander Bogdanov played a leading role, attempted to extend its independent sphere of control even further than the Petrograd organization, addressing questions of food distribution, hygiene, vocational education, and issuing a call for establishment of a proletarian university at its founding convention in February 1918.

Alexander Bogdanov argued that the radical reformation of society to Communist principles meant little if any bouregeois art would prove useful ; some of his more radical followers advocated the destruction of libraries and museums.

Children ’ s colonies, factories, and housing are a few among the many aspects of this society that Bogdanov describes.

Bogdanov believed that the socialist society of the future would require forging a fundamentally new perspective of the role of science, ethics, and art with respect to the individual and the state.