The State and Revolution

Set against the backdrop of the Russian February 1917 Revolution, this work serves as Lenin's powerful rebuttal to the ideas of Krautsky and other 'opportunists' who distorted Marx's fundamental teachings for political gain. It delves into the ideological battles of the time, emphasizing the importance of adhering to Marxist principles amidst the revolutionary upheaval, and critiques the compromises made by those who deviated from the original doctrine.