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Posts from the ‘Lars T. Lih’ Category

Thirteen to two: Petrograd Bolsheviks debate the April Theses on July 20, 2017

April Theses: Bolsheviks set the record straight on July 20, 2017

Letter from Afar, corrections from up close: Censorship or retrofit? on June 24, 2017

Lenin’s ‘Letter from Afar,’ as printed in Pravda, March 21 and 22, 1917 on June 24, 2017

The proletariat and its ally: The logic of Bolshevik ‘hegemony’ on April 26, 2017

A small glossary for the hegemony scenario on April 26, 2017

‘All Power to the Soviets!’ Part 1: Biography of a slogan on March 23, 2017

Pravda: ‘Mandate for Soviet Elections’ on March 23, 2017

Lars Lih: Workers and intellectuals – A ‘revolutionary Social Democrat’ consensus on February 24, 2017

Lars Lih responds to: ‘Did Kautsky advocate ‘Leninism’’? on May 28, 2016

Lars Lih: ‘To the Masses’ is ‘A triumphant climax’ to an ‘epic scholarly venture’ on March 14, 2016

Lars Lih: The ironic triumph of ‘old Bolshevism’ on June 1, 2015

Lars Lih: Russia 1917 — Bolshevism was fully armed on April 22, 2015

Lih: The Bolsheviks achieved a mighty peoples revolution on April 22, 2015

‘All Power to the Soviets’: Biography of a slogan, by Lars T. Lih on August 18, 2014