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What Lenin's Critics Got Right
- Dissent
- University of Pennsylvania Press
- Volume 64, Number 4, Fall 2017
- pp. 20-31
- 10.1353/dss.2017.0090
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No regime identifying with Bolshevism has led, at any time or place, to anything that can be called "liberation." the contemporary left can gain a useful useful perspective by revisiting some of the major arguments once made by leftists on behalf of left-wing principles against Leninism. Some on the left and many on the right will find it disconcerting to recall to recall that the first anti-Bolshevik was a Marxist, Julius Martov. Although he was finally defeated by Bolshevism, and while, much as he tried, he could not save Marxism, his politics represented a plausible, intelligent, and humane left alternative to Leninism in Russia—on almost every issue.
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