JSTOR access people, need help

[Lamanov]

Someone with JSTOR access (which I don't have, or anyone for that matter here), please help, I need this article:

The Kronstadt Revolt of 1921: A Study in the Dynamics of Revolution
Robert V. Daniels
American Slavic and East European Review, Vol. 10, No. 4 (Dec., 1951), pp. 241-254
doi:10.2307/2492031

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[Lamanov]

Thank you comrades, I got what I need.

[Idola Mentis]

For general access, I think you can get in trough some university libraries? I know you're supposed to need a login, either for the ejournal, the terminal or the Uni, but some places seem to let you in trough open terminals as well, since journals will just open up to any call from a subscribing ISP or something...

[DIzzIE]

Yup, like Idola Mentis said, to access the particlar e-journal/book database you just need to login to the site from an IP that has a subscription. Meaning that if you're near a university campus, hop on over to one of their public terminals in their library, or find an open wifi access point in the dorm areas. See the section on procuring free ebooks/ejournals in Stop Paying for Shit! – The College Edition: A Mini-Manual of Scams, Cons, and Grifts to Exploit Higher Education (http://www.rorta.net/index.php?page=stoppayforshitcollegedition)

Hope this helps! :ph34r: