Discussion on the significance of 100 years October Revolution
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Introductory speech for the Seminar
- Lenin's analysis on the development of the imperialist world system; the character of the 1st World War, the emergence of a revolutionary world crisis at the end of the 1st World War and the analysis of the uneven development of the imperialist countries and the ingenious cognition about the Russian revolution as one of the weakest links in the chain of the imperialist countries.
- Lenin's strategy of the international revolution. The international counterrevolution brings the international revolution which began with the October Revolution to a standstill, because the objective and subjective prerequisites for a successful proletarian revolution did not exist in most European countries
- The strategy and tactics of the armed uprising; the connection between the democratic and the socialist revolution; flexibility of fighting tactics, forms of organization and slogans.
- The necessity of socialist building in one country in connection with the building of a communist world movement, of which the Soviet Union was the international bulwark; the importance of the Comintern.
- The October Revolution and the struggle against opportunism and sectarianism.
- The October Revolution lives. Conclusions for the revolutionary class struggle today
Additional material on the subject:
Up-to-date information on the seminar on theoretical and practical lessons of the October Revolution
Editorial: International Internet discussion on the significance of 100 years October Revolution (by Stefan Engel, appointee of the ICC for the theoretical seminar “100 years October Revolution”, 1 January 2017
All contributions to the internet discussion in chronological order
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