THE FOUNDATIONS OF LENINISM

In "The Foundations of Leninism," Joseph Stalin presents a comprehensive analysis of Lenin's contributions to Marxist theory and practice. Written in 1924, this influential work explores key aspects of Leninism, including its views on the state, the role of the proletariat, and the strategies for revolutionary success. Stalin delves into Lenin's interpretation of Marxism, emphasizing the principles of the dictatorship of the proletariat, the importance of a disciplined party, and the need for international solidarity. This book is a crucial text for understanding the development of Soviet Marxist theory and the ideological underpinnings of Stalin's political approach.