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1995
In the early years of glasnost, the subject of Lenin and his years in power after the Bolshevik Revolution remained a most sensitive issue which hardly received any public discussion until the end of 1987.1 Although Gorbachev had condemned both Stalin personally and various aspects of the Stalinist system, Lenin’s theory and practice were still ...
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In the early years of glasnost, the subject of Lenin and his years in power after the Bolshevik Revolution remained a most sensitive issue which hardly received any public discussion until the end of 1987.1 Although Gorbachev had condemned both Stalin personally and various aspects of the Stalinist system, Lenin’s theory and practice were still ...
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2011
I lived in a 16-square-meter room in a kommunalka on Chekhov Street in the center of Moscow, which was also my studio. There I painted thousands of Lenins, small, big, standard-sized ones, non-standard-sized ones. Not all are signed Boris Vitalievich Kalinovsky because not being a member of the Artist’s Union, I often ghostpainted for other painters.
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I lived in a 16-square-meter room in a kommunalka on Chekhov Street in the center of Moscow, which was also my studio. There I painted thousands of Lenins, small, big, standard-sized ones, non-standard-sized ones. Not all are signed Boris Vitalievich Kalinovsky because not being a member of the Artist’s Union, I often ghostpainted for other painters.
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1996
There is, in many Western accounts, an over-determined description of the genesis of Leninism that distorts the historical record, ignores the bulk of Lenin’s early writings or trivializes their content. In these conventional and undemanding interpretations, Leninism is not much concerned with theory1 but is distinctive because of its ‘modern’ grasp of
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There is, in many Western accounts, an over-determined description of the genesis of Leninism that distorts the historical record, ignores the bulk of Lenin’s early writings or trivializes their content. In these conventional and undemanding interpretations, Leninism is not much concerned with theory1 but is distinctive because of its ‘modern’ grasp of
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Blackfriars, 1932
Set up to commemorate the social principles of Leo XIII, there stands in Rome a statue of a modern worker. Its significance is, I take it, unequivocal. Quite definitely it is not what a number of people would like it to be—an expression in stone of those picturesque stories with which the affluent are wont to edify their children about the ...
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Set up to commemorate the social principles of Leo XIII, there stands in Rome a statue of a modern worker. Its significance is, I take it, unequivocal. Quite definitely it is not what a number of people would like it to be—an expression in stone of those picturesque stories with which the affluent are wont to edify their children about the ...
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Lenin as Icon and Inspiration: Leninism after Lenin
Abstract An account of the global spread of Leninism and the collapse of the European communist movement shows how Lenin’s ideas and activities were turned into Leninism and became the theory and practice of the Communist Party and its variants. Stalin dominated this process.openaire +1 more source
Abstract The main points of Lenin’s life, political activity, and ideas are discussed. Lenin’s family background, early years and his radicalisation are presented. With respect to his later career and public life the focus is on the immediate polemical nature of Lenin’s writings as well as their longer term influence as models for a ...
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The Counter-Revolution’s Long March: The American Right’s Shift from Primitive to Advanced Leninism
Critical Sociology, 2020Cihan Tugal
exaly