WHAT IS TO BE DONE?

In "What Is to Be Done?" Vladimir Lenin addresses critical questions about revolutionary strategy and the role of the socialist party in the early 20th century. Written in 1902, this seminal work outlines Lenin's vision for the organization and leadership of the working-class movement. Lenin argues for a disciplined, centralized party of professional revolutionaries to lead the struggle for socialism and offers a comprehensive critique of contemporary socialist and reformist approaches. This influential text is a cornerstone of Marxist theory, providing foundational insights into Lenin’s thoughts on party organization, political strategy, and the path to revolutionary change.