Stalin Joseph
Lenin’s Testament
"Last Testament"
Letters to the Congress
Written: December 1922 - January 1923
First Published: 1956 in Kommunist (No. 9)
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Volume 36 (p. 593-611)
Online Version:...
Leon Trotsky: Lenin (1925)
Transcriber’s Notes
This transcription of Leon Trotsky’s 1925 Lenin came about through a donation from the personal archives of Asher and Ruth Harer in San...
Why Was Lenin’s Body Preserved?
By Andrei Tapalaga
Jan 17, 2020
Vladimir Ilich Lenin is still considered to this day the father of communism for how the Soviet union evolved around...
Les Cahiers du Mouvememt Ouvrier
A propos des Cahiers
Ce site ouvert 20 ans après la parution du n°1 des Cahiers du Mouvement Ouvrier, met en ligne tous les numéros...
La géopolitique de l’élection britannique
Par Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
5 décembre 2019
Les élections britanniques prévues le 12 décembre constituent une étape importante pour l'évolution de la situation européenne et mondiale. Il...
‘We’ll shut your filthy mouth’: Putin says Russia will combat the...
18 Jan, 2020
Moscow is to create the most extensive collection of WWII documents, open to all persons anywhere, to once and for all “shut...
The Geopolitics of the British Election
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Dec. 5, 2019
The British elections scheduled to take place on December 12th constitute a milestone for the evolution of the European and...
The Shadow of History
When 28 civilians were killed in Athens, it wasn’t the Nazis who were to blame, it was the British. Ed Vulliamy and Helena Smith...
How did Joseph Stalin react to the German invasion during WWII?
Joseph Stalin reacted extremely slowly to the invasion of his country by German forces in 1940. Indeed, not only did he react slowly, but...
Stalin’s Breakdown
During his thirty-year rule of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin succeeded in stifling all opposition. There was never a serious threat to his leadership....