1991 book examining the part played by the left communists following the Russian revolution, and their positions on a number of key issues. Copied to clipboard Files The Bolshevik Party in Conflict: the Left Communist Opposition of 1918 - Ronald I. Kowalski (2.68 MB) World War I Vladimir Lenin left communism Nikolai Bukharin Evgenii Preobrazhensky Nikolai Osinsky Valerian V. Obolensky Russian Revolution 1917 Comments
The Left Communists' Theses on the Current Situation (Russia, 1918) Published by the academic journal Critique, Glasgow, in 1977, this text has long been unavailable in…
Founding of the Comintern - Then and Now A century ago, from 2nd — 6th March 1919, 52 delegates, more than 40 from various political organisations outside Russia, met in Moscow.
On the construction of socialism - Nikolai Osinsky (Valerian V. Obolensky) In this text first published in the journal of the Bolshevik left communists, The Communist, in…
The communist left in Germany 1918-1921 - Gilles Dauvé and Denis Authier A analysis of the revolutionary movements in Europe at the end of World War I, their contradictions…
The Russian revolution in retreat, 1920-24: Soviet workers and the new communist elite - Simon Pirani This critically acclaimed book, published in 2008, focuses on the retreat from the…
Reconstructing Lenin - Tamás Krausz In 'Reconstructing Lenin', four decades in the making, Tamás Krausz, makes a major contribution to a growing field of contemporary Lenin studies…
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