Collected Works of V. I. Lenin: The Iskra Period 1900-1902 Book I & II (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025560359)

"Collected Works of v. I. Lenin Volume IV the Iskra Period 1900-1902" offers a profound look into a critical era of revolutionary thought and political strategy. Spanning two books, this volume focuses on the formative years when Vladimir Lenin was instrumental in the publication of "Iskra" (The Spark), the newspaper intended to unite Russian Social-Democrats and provide a cohesive ideological framework for the coming revolution.

The writings within this collection detail the rigorous debates over party organization, the critique of opportunism, and the development of the vanguard party concept. Readers will find pivotal articles and pamphlets that shaped the Bolshevik platform, addressing the socio-political challenges of early 20th-century Russia. Lenin's sharp polemics and strategic insights during this period laid the groundwork for the eventual 1917 Revolution. This volume is an essential primary source for scholars of political science, Russian history, and Marxist theory, providing an unvarnished view of the intellectual labor behind one of the most significant political movements in modern history.

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