Rise of the Communist International and Lenin's World Revolution
A critical survey tracing the 1918 founding of the Communist International, its aims to spread Bolshevism worldwide, and how Zinoviev and Moscow centralism shape its leadership. It notes Lenin and Trotsky signatories and the 1928 congress with delegates from Britain and other nations, plus the tension between foreign promises and Moscow orders.
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