From the Classics: Lenin on the Forms of Struggle
Let us begin from the beginning. What are the fundamental demands which every Marxist should make...
Read More
Author: MLT Editors
From The Classics: Lenin on the National Question
Lenin’s writings on the national question — the struggle against national inequality...
Read More
From the Classics: Dimitrov on the Definition of Fascism
Nowadays, in the era of Trump, the word “fascism” all too often is used loosely as a...
Read More
From the Classics: Lenin on War and Revolution
War and Revolution A Lecture Delivered in May 1917 When he gave this talk Lenin had returned to...
Read More
Assange Partisan Asks: Why Not a Bolder Legal Defense Strategy?
By the Editors December 13, 2019 Recently, Aymeric Monville, the French publisher...
Read More
MLT Editor, Walter Tillow, Awarded Cuban Friendship Medal (Eng.; Esp.)
From their fellow MLT editors: April 21, 2015 was a well-earned day of admiration and love for two...
Read More
From the Classics: Lenin on Monopoly
Capitalism’s tendency to extreme monopoly remains as strong as ever. It was disclosed last...
Read More
Remembering the Great Steel Strike of 1919
On October 13, 2019 the historic 1919 Steel Strike was commemorated by a forum organized by the...
Read More
From the Classics: Lenin on the Slogan “For a United States of Europe”
The idea of a United States of Europe goes back at least to the First World War. With his usual...
Read More
From the Classics: Lenin on What is Class Struggle?
Liberal and Marxist Conceptions of the Class Struggle V. I. Lenin May 1913 The question of the...
Read More
From the Classics: Lenin on ‘What is the State?’
1. The State: A Product of the Irreconcilability of Class Antagonisms What is now happening to...
Read More
From the Classics: Karl Marx and Abraham Lincoln
Editors’ note: The Washington Post, a somewhat unlikely place, published the following...
Read More