A strategic masterpiece and one of Lenin’s most influential political works, “Left-Wing” Communism: An Infantile Disorder is a powerful defense of Marxist realism, revolutionary discipline, and tactical flexibility. Written in 1920, at the height of revolutionary upheaval across Europe, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin addresses the growing challenges within the international communist movement — particularly those posed by ultra-left and anarchist tendencies that rejected compromise, participation in parliaments, and engagement with reformist trade unions.

Lenin argues that revolutionary success requires both principles and strategy, showing how dogmatism and sectarianism can cripple genuine socialist movements. Drawing from the experience of the Bolshevik Revolution, he offers a practical guide for communist parties worldwide on how to win power, build alliances, and lead the working class effectively.

Both a critique and a roadmap, this work continues to resonate today — not just as a historical document, but as a living lesson in political organization, leadership, and revolutionary patience. Essential for students of Marxism, political science, and revolutionary theory, “Left-Wing” Communism stands as a timeless reminder that victory requires more than passion — it demands clarity, unity, and strategic wisdom.

PUBLISHER: PROGRESS PUBLISHERS MOSCOW

BINDING: PAPER BACK

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

PAGES: 117