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The political and social outcomes of Leninist states in the 20th century
The term "" names the 1917 seizure of power in by ’s and derives from the party name "Bolsheviks," itself from the Russian bolshinstvo meaning "majority," a label that emerged after an early split in ...
’s most tangible “goods” were organizational and intellectual: he led to seize state power in 1917, founded and structures that would reshape the twentieth century, and produced writings that translat...
Defenders of Marxist theory argue vigorously that the catastrophic outcomes of 20th‑century regimes—most notably Stalinist and Leninist states—reflect political distortions, contingencies, or “Marxism...