Submitted by dalcassian on 7 June, 2010 - 6:32
Author: Vladimir Lenin
Contents
- One: In what sense can we speak of the international significance of the Russian Revolution?
- Two: One of the fundamental conditions of the Bolsheviks' success
- Three: The principal stages in the history of Bolshevism
- Four: In the struggle against what enemies within the working-class movement did Bolshevism grow up and become strong and steeled?
- Five: "Left-wing" communism in Germany: leaders - party - class - masses
- Six: Should revolutionaries work in reactionary trade unions?
- Seven: Should we participate in bourgeois Parliaments?
- Eight: No compromises?
- Nine: "Left-wing" communism in Great Britain
- Ten: Some conclusions
- Appendix:
- The split among the German communists
- The Communists and the independents in Germany
- Turati and Co. in Italy
- False Conclusions from Correct Premises
- Note from Wijnkoop, June 30 1920