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- “In order for economic development to take place, one must first have an economy.” - Karl Vladimir Stalin, 2026
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Sources:
Carr, E. H. The Bolsheviks Revolution: 1917-1923, vol. 2. Pelican Books, 1966
Nove, Alec. An Economic History of the Soviet Union: 1917-1991. Penguin Books, 1992.
Dobb, Maurice. Soviet Economic Development since 1917. Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1948.
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“The Soviet Union: Facts, Descriptions, Statistics.” Soviet Union Information Bureau, Washington, DC. 1929. Found on marxist.org - What attitude ought socialists and communists have to the question of national self-determination? Survey says: Ask Lenin and Stalin!
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Sources:
Natsional’ny Vopros v Nashei Programme - V. I. Lenin, published in “Iskra” 15 July 1903
Kriticheskie zametki o natsional’nom voproce - V. I. Lenin, published in “Prosveshchenie”, November-December 1913
Rabochii klass i natsional’ny vopros - V. I. Lenin, published in “Pravda” 10 May 1913
Nuzhen li obyazatelny yazyk? - V. I. Lenin, published in “Proletarskaya Pravda” 18 January 1914
O Prave Natsii Na Samoopredelenie - V. I. Lenin, 1914
O Natsional’noi Gordosti Velikorossov - V. I. Lenin, published in “Sotsial-Demokrat”, 12 December 1914
Revoliutsionny Proletariat i Pravo Natsii na Samoopredelenie - V. I. Lenin, 16 October 1915
Marksizm i Natsional’ny Vopros, J. V. Stalin, 1906.
Texts found on leninism.su and marxist.org
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