El Imperialismo, Fase Superior Del Capitalismo

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Author:

Lenin, Vladimir I.

ISBN:

978-1-9794-2741-8

Publication Date:

Nov 2017

Publisher:

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Book Format:

Paperback

List Price:

USD $9.00

Book Description:

El libro Imperialismo, fase superior del capitalismo fue escrito entre enero y junio de 1917 en Z#65533;rich para la editorial Parus ("La Vela"), fundada en diciembre de 1916 en Petrogrado. Mucho antes de empezar la primera guerra mundial, Lenin se#65533;alaba nuevos fen#65533;menos en el desarrollo del capitalismo, pon#65533;a al descubierto y analizaba varios rasgos t#65533;picos de la #65533;poca del imperialismo y estudiaba atentamente la literatura nov#65533;sima sobre el...
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Book Details

Pages:	196
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):	6 x 9 x 0.49 Inches
Book Weight:	0.78 Pounds

Author Biography

Lenin, Vladimir I. (Author)

Creator of the former Soviet Union, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (family name Ulianov) was born on April 10, 1870 in Simbirsk (later Ulianovsk), Russia, the son of a schools inspector.

Lenin received upper class education and obtained a law degree in 1891, but he was moved to oppose the czarist Russian government, partly due to the execution of his brother, Alexander, who had participated in a plot to assassinate the Russian emperor.

For taking part in revolutionary activities, Lenin was eventually imprisoned, publishing his work, The Development of Capitalism in Russia, from prison in 1899. Three years later, his pamphlet "What Is to Be Done" became the model for Communist philosophy.

Lenin helped the Bolshevist movement that overthrew the czarist government and brought an end to Russia's war against Germany. As head of the new government, he put land in the hands of the peasants and brought industry under government control.

An assassination attempt in 1918 wounded him, and two strokes in 1922 forced him to severely curtail government duty. He retreated to his country home in Gorki, where he died on January 21, 1924.

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