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August 23, 2020

Alexandra Kollontai: The Struggle for Proletarian Feminism and for Women in the Party

Editor’s note: The following is the first of a two-part article based on a talk the author gave at the People’s Forum in July 2020. This first part focuses on Kollontai’s struggle for proletarian feminism against bourgeois feminism as well as her struggle to center gender equality within the party’s platform. Part two, which we… Continue reading

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November 13, 2017

Video: Alexandr Buzgalin On The Centenary of the Russian Revolution

The spirit of the revolution is still alive and the centenary is being celebrated in Russia by the democratic left, it is convening people from the former soviet republics and the world Continue reading

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March 19, 2014

Moscow weighs the fate of historic Shukhov radio tower By Tim Rivers

Rising from a modest circular trench footing, it seemingly springs into the air to rise 150 meters. The tower was designed to be more than twice its current height and would have surpassed the Eiffel Tower as the tallest structure in the world, had it not been for the acute scarcity of metal in the… Continue reading

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January 15, 2014

Lenin’s State and Revolution Today By Thomas Riggins

It’s been 97 years since Lenin first wrote what has since become a “classic” of Marxism — The State and Revolution: The Marxist Theory of the State and the Tasks of the Proletariat in the Revolution, hereafter referred to as SR. I propose to discuss the significance of this work for today (the beginning of… Continue reading

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November 12, 2013

Today’s world would be unthinkable without Russian Revolution By Oleg Artyukov

The Day of the October Revolution, November 7, is still a public holiday in Belarus. In Russia, it stopped being one after the collapse of the Soviet Union. More precisely, before 7 November 2004, the day was marked in calendars as a Day of Accord and Reconciliation. But the surrogate did not live long. Continue reading

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