The Comintern: a history of international communism from Lenin to Stalin

K. Mcdermott

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Comintern in the Era of Lenin, 1919-23 - Bolshevising the Comintern, 1924-28 - Stalin and the Third Period, 1928-33 - Popular Front and Stalinist Terror, 1934-38 - Comintern in East Asia, 1919-39 - From War to Dissolution, 1939-43 - Legacy of the Comintern - Select Biographical Glossary

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