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The article deals with the events of the 1917 Russian Revolution in Finland. On the basis of both published documents and the Russian and Finnish archival material the author shows to which degree the Russian military in Finland were involved in the Finnish national revolution and, in turn, came themselves under the radicalizing influence of the Finnish social democrats, who attempted to affect the Russian military organisations’ activists. Some aspects of military anthropology are studied and the political culture of the participants of the revolutionary events at the World War I final stage is characterised. Ключевые слова /

MULTIPERSPECTIVED RADICALIZATION: THE RUSSIAN MILITARY IN FINLAND, “THE SOLDIERS’ REVOLUTION” AND THE FINNS’ SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN 1917