Chernov, Viktor

Sotsialist-Revoliutsioner, No. 2

Parizh (Paris), s. n. (Izdanie Tsentralnogo Komiteta Partii Sotsialistov-Revoliutsionerov), 1910. First Edition. First edition, subtitled: "Trekhmesiachnoe Literaturno-Politicheskoe Obozrenie"; 7 x 5; pp. [3], 4-314, [4]; greenish-brown wraps, printed in black; crease to lower corner; a bit of wear to tips of spine; light, uniform age-toning; very good condition. The second issue of only 4 ever published of this quarterly journal of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party, edited by the founder of the party Viktor Chernov (1873 - 1952). This issue featured articles on the "Crisis of the Jewish Socialism," the issue of social autonomy, and others. Very good .

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Engels, F.

Razvitie Nauchnago Sotsialisma (Development of Scientific Socialism)

Geneva, s. n. 1902. Third Edition. Third edition; 6 3/4 x 4 3/4; pp. [1], II-XXIX, [2], 4-91; lacking wraps and title page; title in manuscript to first page of preface; spotting to first leaf, else clean; good condition. A rare, well-loved and used, Geneva edition of Friedrich Engels' "Socialism Development from Utopia to Science," originally published in 1884. The preface to the current edition was written by Russian revolutionary Georgi Plekhanov. Also included were a short biography of Engels, and translations of his "Theory of Violence" and "Dialectics in Modern Science. Good .

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Manuilsky, D. Z. (Dmitrii Zakharovich)

Social Democracy - Stepping Stone to Fascism, or Otto Bauer's Latest Discovery

New York, Workers Library Publishers, 1934. First Edition. First edition; 6 x 4 1/2; pp. 3-63, [1]; light-brown wraps, printed in black; small nicks to tips of spine and a few faint smudges to wraps; uniform age-toning to pages; faint bookshop stamp to back wrap; in very good condition. Dmitrii Manuilsky (1883 - 1959) was a renowned Bolshevik revolutionary, educator, politician, and Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Comintern from 1926 until its dissolution in 1943. The current booklet presented an address, delivered by Manuilsky in response to a political report by Otto Bauer (1881 - 1938), co-founder and a major figure of the Left-Socialist Austromarxists, known for seeking a middle ground between social democracy and revolutionary socialism. Very good .

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