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La experiencia de la Comuna de París de 1871: el análisis de Marx

Este ensayo es el tercer capítulo del libro El Estado y la revolución, que Lenin escribió en el verano de 1917. En ese momento, Lenin se encontraba oculto, primero en Petrogrado y luego en Finlandia, en medio de la violenta represión contra el Partido Bolchevique a manos del Gobierno provisional en Rusia. El libro fue un componente crítico en los esfuerzos de Lenin para preparar el Partido Bolchevique y los sectores más avanzados de la clase obrera rusa para la Revolución de Octubre de 1917.

•Vladimir Lenin

The experience of the Paris Commune of 1871: Marx’s analysis

This essay is Chapter 3 of the book State and Revolution, which Lenin wrote in the summer of 1917. At the time, Lenin was in hiding, first outside Petrograd and then in Finland, in the midst of the violent repression of the Bolshevik Party by the Provisional Government in Russia. The book was a critical component of Lenin’s preparation of the Bolshevik Party and the most advanced sections of the Russian working class for the October Revolution of 1917.

•Vladimir Lenin

In memory of the Commune

This essay by Vladimir Lenin was published in April, 1911, on the 40th anniversary of the Paris Commune, in the Russian-language newspaper Rabochaya Gazeta.

•Vladimir Lenin

Friedrich Engels

On August 5 (new style), 1895, Frederick Engels died in London. After his friend Karl Marx (who died in 1883), Engels was the finest scholar and teacher of the modern proletariat in the whole civilised world.

•Vladimir Lenin

From the archives of the Russian Revolution

On Slogans

In “On Slogans,” written in July 1917, Lenin analyzes the shift in class and party relations following the counterrevolution against the July insurrection.

•Vladimir Lenin

Vladimir Lenin - Karl Marx - 1914

This work, written from July-November 1914 for publication in one of Russia's most popular encyclopedias, contains a general overview of the Marxist doctrine as well as a biographical sketch of Marx. It is perhaps the most comprehensive overview of Marxism in so short a document, and is infused with Lenin's distinctive polemical vein; here, as in all of his writings, Lenin defends the international and revolutionary essence of Marxism at a time when the majority of the leaders of the Second International were contorting Marx's teachings into a doctrine of reformism and lining up behind their ruling classes in the First World War.

•Vladimir Lenin
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