From the Classics: Marx on China
Karl Marx on China By David Riazanov (1926) Riazanov was a Soviet scholar and a main editor of the...
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Category: From the Classics
From the Classics: Lenin on Frederick Engels
This year, 2020, we mark the 2o0th anniversary of the birth of the co-founder of scientific...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Social Classes
From A Great Beginning June 28, 1919 And what does the “abolition of classes” mean? All...
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From the Classics: Marx on Historical Materialism
Karl Marx, “A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (1859) I was led by my...
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From the Classics: Lenin on the Right of Nations to Self-Determination
In a today’s world where the US empire openly works to overthrow governments ( Cuba,...
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From the Classics: William Z. Foster on Unemployed Councils and Hunger Marches
Unemployed Councils and Hunger Marches Chapter 20, “The Communist Party and the Great ...
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From the Classics: Lenin on the Class Nature of Policing
From Lenin’s State and Revolution (August-September 1917) 1. The State: A Product of the...
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From the Classics: Eleanor Marx, May Day Speech, Hyde Park, London, 1890.
We have not come to do the work of political parties, but we have come here in the cause of...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Capitalism and the National Question
From Lenin’s Critical Remarks on the National Question, 1913 Chapter 3 Developing...
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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...
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From The Classics: Lenin on the National Question
Lenin’s writings on the national question — the struggle against national inequality...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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From the Classics: Karl Marx and Abraham Lincoln
Editors’ note: The Washington Post, a somewhat unlikely place, published the following...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Participating in Parliaments
From “Left-Wing” Communism: an Infantile Disorder, 1920 Should We Participate in Bourgeois...
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From the Classics: Engels’ 1887 Prediction of the Coming World War
Editors’ note: In the midst of a world war, in June 1918, Lenin called this passage from...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Anti-Semitism
Editors’ Note: With anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim hate crimes on an upswing in the US, and...
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