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In response to Lenin

Why Lenin Was Right?

This is a great book to learn why Lenin was right and to understand  why Marxism would not be an actual matter and would not be practicized properly as an proletarian theory  in the age of imperialism without Lenin. In a sense, he was Marx of new epoch. It was who was also open the way to Stalin, who was the gretaest leninist, among the availables, of the period of real foundation of communist society. Who was the first founder of communist society. Lenin had saved Marx to retain a mere academic issue in hands of "marxist" academicians. Today we can not find true answer to the question of "why Marx was right" of academic marxists, if we do not read him through Lenin.   Verso should publish these old classics with a new translation.

In response to Lenin by Georg Lukács

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By all means call for a new translation. But first of all, you need to show that one is required. From the comments here posted, their author seems neither literate in English (not necessarily a disqualification), nor literate in politics.  For many (including its translator), this text by Lukács marks his political nadir. Stalin 'the greatest Leninist'? Is that supposed to be a complement to either?

NB I am not the translator of any of the other books listed as translated by me on this site.


Nicholas Jacobs
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