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This is the clearest and most succinct breakdown of the Russian revolutionary period with reference to the ideological works of Lenin. It is invaluable for placing it all into historical context and generally giving meaning.
It's then moved onto giving a fair and "balanced" look at criticisms lobbed at Lenin as a person and the ideas he proposed, and how they are frequently misrepresented.

Good God this is already obviously a hollow cult. It's physically painful to read this self aggrandising, self congratulatory, try hard humor that attempts to be relatable.
"More people became millionaires in the great depression than ever before"
It's called concentration of wealth you damn fool!
This isn't going to be good...

*eye roll* did you need to drink ALL the kool aid?
The book is worth reading if you care to explore the justifications (read: cognitive dissonance) people have for upholding the hegemonic ideology of neoliberal capitalism, consumer culture, shallow hedonistic nihilism and an unironic appeal to "othering" as a way of explaining a late, rival economic order as its political bureaucracy was in decay.

Yo estoy estudiando la idioma otra vez y los libros de niños son simple para entender pero hay métodos de comunicación que yo no uso mucho en mi experiencia, particularmente como explicar las historias en el pasado y vocabulario raro. Es un ejercicio útil.
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