Biblioteca / 1990-1999
Kevin McDermott – Jeremy Agnew. The Comintern: A History of International Communism from Lenin to Stalin.
Londres: Macmillan, 1996.
320 páginas.
Contents
Dates of Comintern Congresses and ECCI Plena
Introduction
1 – COMINTERN IN THE ERA OF LENIN, 1919-23
Dictatorship or Democracy?
Universalisation of Bolshevism
United Workers’ Front
2 – BOLSHEVISING THE COMINTERN, 1924-8
Bolshevisation from Above
Bolshevisation from Below
Origins of the Third Period
3 – STALIN AND THE THIRD PERIOD, 1928-33
Defeat of the ‘Right-wing Deviation’
Soviet Determinants of the Third Period
Theory and Practice of Social Fascism
4 – POPULAR FRONT AND STALINIST TERROR, 1934-9
Origins of the Popular Front
The Popular Front: Contradictions and Failure
Comintern and the Terror
5 – COMINTERN IN EAST ASIA, 1919-39 [written by Michael Weiner]
Comintern and the Colonial Question
China: The First United Front
The Rise of the ‘Red Compradors’
6 – FROM WAR TO DISSOLUTION, 1939-43
Nazi-Soviet Pact and ‘Imperialist’ War
Dissolution of the Comintern
LEGACY OF THE COMINTERN
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