The Workers' State

Karl Radek began his political career as a revolutionary in Poland. Throughout World War I and the wave of revolutions that followed he became one of the foremost leaders and theoreticians of the Communist International.

In these pamphlets, Radek both defends the Russian Revolution from its reformist opponents within the workers movement, and synthesises its key lessons for revolutionaries around the world. These pamphlets provide valuable insights into the central debates of the communist movement in its revolutionary period, and into the thought of one of its most important representatives.

This compilation includes:

1. The Development of Socialism from Science to Action
2. Proletarian Dictatorship and Terrorism
3. Paths of the Russian Revolution