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Categories Of Revolutionary Military Policy 1st Printing T Derbent

Name: Categories Of Revolutionary Military Policy 1st Printing T Derbent
SKU: BELL-11093618
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Publisher: Kersplebedeb

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.75 MB

Pages: 42

Author: T. Derbent

ISBN: 9781894946438, 189494643X

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1st printing

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Categories Of Revolutionary Military Policy 1st Printing T Derbent by T. Derbent 9781894946438, 189494643X instant download after payment.

The following essay, by the Belgian revolutionary communist T. Derbent, is an unusual and valuable contribution to understanding, renewing, and rebuilding the revolutionary option.
This essay is based on a talk given in Brussels and subsequently published in two parts in 2006. It was subsequently translated into German, Greek, and Italian, being debated and discussed by comrades throughout Europe, mainly within the Marxist-Leninist tradition.
The present translation constitutes the first time this text is being made available to an English-reading audience—and specifically, to a North American one.