context: Researcher M. S. Voslensky in his fundamental work “Nomenclature” notes that the “social origin” of the first composition of the Council of People's Commissars was of little use for the Bolshevik party, which declared itself "the vanguard of the working class." In fact, the first composition of the Council of People's Commissars was almost entirely intelligent, and the workers in it consisted of only 16 people: Shlyapnikov A.G. and Nogin V.P. In addition, the first composition of the Council of People's Commissars consisted of five nobles: Lenin (Ulyanov) В I., Lunacharsky A.G., Antonov-Ovseenko V.A., Teodorovich I.A. and Oppokov (Lomov) G. I. Trotsky's father was, according to the Soviet classification, a “fist”, and Stalin a craftsman, that is, they both belonged, in the Soviet classification, to “petty-bourgeois elements”. This state of affairs created the ground for the emergence of the so-called “labor opposition” at the end of the Civil War, which also expressed irritation that the workers were actually ruled by intellectuals on their behalf; Oppositionists have accused of “degenerating the party leaders” and their “isolation from the party masses” [18] (see also Makhaevschina). At the 10th Congress of the RCP (B.), The "workers' opposition" was accused of:
question: Which party were the commissars in Russia in 1917?
answers.text: Bolshevik