Selected Works of Vladimir Lenin (Hardcover)

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Experience the intellectual fervor and ideological brilliance of Vladimir Lenin, a towering figure in world history, with this captivating anthology that brings together some of his most influential writings. In “Selected Works of Vladimir Lenin,” readers are treated to a mesmerizing journey through the mind of a visionary leader who reshaped the course of nations.

This compelling collection offers a panoramic view of Lenin’s groundbreaking contributions to Marxist thought and the evolution of his ideas. From the foundational exploration of the “Historical Destiny of the Doctrine of Karl Marx” to the incisive critique of “Marxism and Revisionism,” each essay offers profound insights into the world of revolutionary theory.

As you immerse yourself in the pages of this anthology, you’ll witness Lenin’s strategic acumen in works such as “Where to Begin” and “Two Tactics of Social Democracy in the Democratic Revolution.” These essays illuminate the tactical intricacies of the revolutionary struggle and the relentless pursuit of social justice.

Lenin’s fierce advocacy for national liberation and self-determination shines through in “The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination,” a testament to his unwavering commitment to the emancipation of oppressed peoples.

In “Imperialism The Highest Stage of Capitalism,” Lenin dissects the global political economy with piercing clarity, offering a profound analysis of the exploitative nature of imperialism and its implications for the working class.

The anthology further delves into the practical aspects of revolutionary governance, with works such as “Can Bolsheviks Retain State Power” and “The Immediate Task of the Soviet Govt,” providing a firsthand glimpse into Lenin’s leadership in building the Soviet state.

As you journey through this collection, you’ll encounter Lenin’s impassioned pleas against deviations from revolutionary principles, as seen in “Left Wing Childishness and the Petty Bourgeois Mentality.” These essays reflect his commitment to upholding the integrity of the socialist movement.

Lastly, in “Letter to American Workers,” Lenin extends an olive branch of solidarity across continents, fostering a sense of international unity among workers in the struggle for a better world.

“Selected Works of Vladimir Lenin” is an invaluable anthology that captures the essence of one of history’s most formidable revolutionaries. For scholars, students, and anyone seeking to understand the legacy of this influential leader, this collection stands as a beacon of revolutionary thought—a testament to Lenin’s enduring impact on the course of human history.