Adolf Warski — Rosa Luxemburg’s Position On The Tactical Problems Of The Revolution

In this detailed booklet, the Polish Communist Adolf Warski (a close associate of Rosa Luxemburg herself) lays out and affirms the basic theses of her revolutionary and often misunderstood pamphlet, “The Russian Revolution.” Warski’s clarifications, dealing with almost every major topic included in the original work, serve to expose its misuse and crude appropriation by a plethora of anti-Bolshevik groups. The Acheron publishes this brilliant exposition of Luxemburg’s true stances to commemorate the 102nd anniversary of her brutal murder by the German Social-Democracy.

Introduction

Rosa Luxemburg’s Position on the Tactical Problems of the Revolution

Written By Adolf Warski In 1922 And Published By The Official Organ Of The Executive Committee Of The Communist International

The Table Of Contents

  1. The Forged Will
  2. Terrorism
  3. Democracy
  4. The Constituent Assembly
  5. Freedom Of The Press
  6. The Bolshevik Slogan On The Agrarian Question Before The October Revolution
  7. The Onslaught of the Peasant Masses
  8. The Position Of The Communist International On The Agrarian Question
  9. The New Brest Peace
  10. Revolutionary Critique

The Forged Testament

Terrorism

Democracy

The Constituent Assembly

The Freedom Of The Press

The Bolshevik Slogan On The Agrarian Question Before The October Revolution

The Onslaught of the Peasant Masses

The Position Of The Communist International On The Agrarian Question

The New Brest Peace

Revolutionary Critique

Footnotes

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The Acheron In Motion

The Acheron In Motion is run by a passionate Communist from a post-Soviet state, publishing about revolutionary history and the fundamental theses of Marxism.