Lenin Vladimir
October Revolution: The first general recognition of women’s equality in History
The land of the October revolution: a country of women walking on the road to emancipation
By Armağan Tulunay
Take the position of women. In this...
Marxism, nation and nationalism, Western and Russian Left
by Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
This is the fourth of four articles on Alexandr Buzgalin and his era, the Soviet/Russian tragedy. You can read the three preceding...
An October for Us, for Russia and for the Whole World...
Published at November 6, 2007
IT IS NO surprise that the imminent 90th anniversary of the October Revolution in Russia has become the object...
100 years since Lenin’s Death
Lenin for the New Year
By Dominic Alexander
28 December 2023
As the 100th anniversary of Lenin’s death approaches, here are ten books to help renew...
Leon Trotsky on Lenin
Written by Leon Trotsky
Leon Trotsky’s essay on Vladimir Lenin is historically significant not because it is trustworthy in its judgments but because it is...
Vladimir Lenin’s Testament
"Last Testament"
Letters to the Congress
Written: December 1922 - January 1923
First Published: 1956 in Kommunist (No. 9)
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Volume 36 (p. 593-611)
Online Version:...
Lenin’s Last Struggle
New Edition
By Moshe Lewin
Subjects: History
Series: Ann Arbor Paperbacks for the Study of Russian and Soviet History and Politics
Imprint: University of Michigan Press
Ebook : 9780472026678,...
Centenaire de la mort de Lénine : découvrez l’édition spéciale de...
Pour le centenaire de la mort du révolutionnaire russe, RP Dimanche a concocté une édition spéciale avec un retour sur la question palestinienne à...
Do we need Marxism? Marxism and Stalinism
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
In my previous article on Alexandr Buzgalin and his time, the Perestroika turned Katastroika (https://www.defenddemocracy.press/aleksandr-buzgalin-and-his-time-the-soviet-russian-tragedy/) I put the question if Marxism is...
Aleksandr Buzgalin and his time. The Soviet/Russian tragedy
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
I started writing this farewell to my friend Aleksandr Buzgalin (*), whom I had known since the perestroika times, while I was...