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Book SynopsisThe authors in this anthology dispel the illusion that if communism failed in Russia it was due to an accident of history, having been tried in the wrong country and implemented by incompetent leaders. The evidence presented here should demonstrate that its failure was not only inevitable, but also anticipated long before it occurred.
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Poland Facing the Storm Chapter 2 On Communism Chapter 3 The Peasant Question in Poland […] Chapter 4 A Memorandum for Napoleon III from October 1854 Chapter 5 Russia and Europe, Poland Chapter 6 The Downfall of France and the Future of Europe Chapter 7 The Disease of the Age Chapter 8 Bolshevism and Bolshviks in Russia Chapter 9 On Bolshevism Chapter 10 Bolshevism Chapter 11 The Bolshevik State in the Scientific Perspective Chapter 12 Crisis in Contemporary Socialism Chapter 13 Canceling Russia Chapter 14 Can the Socialists Recognize the 'Dictatorship of the Proletariat?' Chapter 15 Draft Constitution Chapter 16 The Political System of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Doctrine and Constitution Chapter 17 Contemporary Crisis of Statehood Chapter 18 On the Communist Question Chapter 19 A Report from a Religious, Scientific, and Social Movement. Bolshevism and Nazism Chapter 20 From the White to the Red Tsardom Chapter 21 Marxist-Leninist Theory of Law Chapter 22 Bolshevism as a Cultural and Civilizational Current Chapter 23 The Red Terror and Tragic Europe. In Defense of Liberalism Chapter 24 Totalitarian States. Lights-Shadows Future Chapter 25 Collectivism and Totalitarianism as Principles of Life Chapter 26 Current Philosophy of Soviet Law and Legal Romanticism Chapter 27 The Psychology of Communism Chapter 28 The Culture of Bolshevism and the Polish Intellectuals Chapter 29 "Polish" Communism Chapter 30 The Left, Religion, Sovietology Chapter 31 Marxism-Leninism and Realism
