
 Guerrilla History
 Guerrilla History Electoral Theory and Strategy of Marx and Lenin w/ August Nimtz [Remaster]
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 Sep 6, 2024  In this discussion, Professor August Nimtz, a political science expert, unpacks the electoral theories of Marx and Lenin. He delves into how these revolutionary figures viewed electoral engagement as a strategic tool rather than a moral choice. The conversation highlights the evolution of Russia's state DUMAs, critiques the Democratic Party's handling of protests, and emphasizes the importance of mass mobilization to counter capitalism. Nimtz also explores the relevance of Lenin's insights to modern political struggles and the need for a vanguard in today's class battles. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Exploring Electoralism: Marx, Lenin, and Revolutionary Strategy 
 02:31 • 2min 
 Electoral Strategies and Revolutionary Politics 
 04:57 • 14min 
 The Emergence and Evolution of Russia's State DUMAs 
 19:01 • 5min 
 Lenin's Revolutionary Insights 
 24:04 • 23min 
 Redirecting Protests: A Critical Analysis 
 46:55 • 12min 
 Eleanor Marks and Lenin's Political Strategy 
 59:10 • 26min 
 Revolutionary Potential and the Role of the Left 
 01:24:48 • 16min 
 Navigating Class Struggles: Lessons from History 
 01:40:28 • 5min 
 Intertwining Historical Electoral Strategies and Contemporary Movements 
 01:45:04 • 2min 
 Revisiting Lenin: Strategies for Modern Marxism 
 01:46:41 • 30min 
 Anticipating Debate and Engaging with the Audience 
 02:17:01 • 2min 
