J. V. Stalin

Problems of Leninism

Peking: Foreign Languages Press, 1976.

Octavo. 961 pp. Original buckram, gilt-stamped. Frontispiece portrait present. Manuscript ownership signature to front flyleaf. Internal text block clean but contains scattered yellow highlighting to several pages. A copy of a significant "Red Era" export.

A collection of Stalin’s most important theoretical contributions, published in English by the Foreign Languages Press in Peking during the final year of the Cultural Revolution. This volume serves as a primary source for understanding the ideological divergence between the PRC and the post-Stalin Soviet Union. Including "The Foundations of Leninism," "Concerning Questions of Leninism," and various reports to Party Congresses, this edition represents the definitive Chinese "Orthodox" presentation of Stalinist thought. K3.