Karl Kautsky

John H. Kautsky

Political Reflections on Growing into the Revolution

Road to Power

Marxism and Bolshevism

A. M. Simons

May Wood Simons

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Reform and Revolution, the Day After the Revolution

The Social Revolution

الدين والصراع الطبقى فى المجتمع الشرقى العبودى القديم

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Frederick Engels; His Life, His Work and His Writings

The Social Revolution. I. Reform and Revolution; II. The Day After the Revolution

Reform and Revolution, the Day After the Revolution (1902)

Germany. Auswärtiges Amt

German Documents

Outbreak of the World War

The Co-operative Commonwealth and why Workmen are Unemployed?

Algie Martin Simons

The Road to Power

L'Internationale socialiste a cent ans 1864-1964

First published in English in 1920, this work is a reissue of Karl Kautsky's seminal work dealing with the origins and history of the forces at work in revolutionary epochs, which offers pathbreaking insights on the development of civilisation. The opening chapters, dealing with eigthteenth century France, are of special interest to the student of the French revolution. The section devoted to the Commune of Paris offers a stimulating and provocative description of this famous govenment of the working class. The reissue of this controversial and extraordinary work will be welcomed by all those interested in the history of Communism in particular and the theory and history of revolution in general.

A Contribution to the Natural History of Revolution

Terrorism and Communism

Rewolucja socjalna

eine Antwort

Die Vernichtung der Sozialdemokratie durch den Gelehrten des Zentralverbandes deutscher Industrieller

John Hans Kautsky

Marxism, Revolution, and Democracy

Michael Lwy

David Packer

Kautsky is probably the first Marxist to interest himself both in the movement and the enigmatic personality of the crucified prophet. His "Foundations of Christianity" is one of the most popular Marxist theoretical works due to the interest of socialist militants to see a vision of the origins of Christianity which permits the modern workers movement to appropriate to itself the figure of Jesus as a prophet and martyr for the proletarian cause. (Christian)

A Study in Christian Origins

Foundations of Christianity

Bolshevism at a Deadlock was written Karl Kautsky, one of the leading Marxist intellectuals of the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, in response to the catastrophic failures of Stalin’s first Five Year Plan, which was intended to raise Russian industry and productivity to equal that of Western Europe. Kautsky sets out to demonstrate how the repressive autocracy of the Bolsheviks and the disregard for economic exigencies achieved nothing more than "the wholesale pauperisation and degradation of the Russian people", and prophesies the imminent collapse of Soviet Russia in the face of mass famine, ideological dogmatism and, ultimately, the failures inherent in the 1917 Revolution itself. Kautsky’s analysis of the situation of Socialist Russia at the beginning of the troubled 1930s will be of interest to students of pre-war Soviet political practice, economic history and domestic policy.

Bolshevism at a Deadlock (Routledge Revivals)

Karl Kautsky

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