The Hegel triad method as a means of understanding the Russian Revolution and shaping Russia's future

The article shows that the meaning and essence of the revolutionary events that took place in 1917 makes it possible to understand the triad method developed by the great German philosopher G.V.F. Hegel. The thesis is the weakening of the authority of the leadership of the Russian Empire and the onslaught of opposition parties who wanted to establish their power. The antithesis was the rejection by the main part of the people of the revolutionary February government and plunging the country into chaos. The synthesis lies in the transfer of power to the most peripheral party, the Bolsheviks, which established a new revolutionary order. In the context of a Special Military Operation, a compromise is needed between the two flanks of the modern patriotic movement, divided by attitudes towards the Russian revolution. Rejection of February (antithesis) can become the basis for the transition to a two-party system, where they will have the opportunity to develop their own ideas positively. This will create the basis for the development of a national ideology and the final establishment of a distinctive Russian civilization.