Alexander Herbert

In a thought-provoking conversation, Professor Alexander Herbert, a historian and the mind behind 'Lenin in 45 Volumes', dives into the complex and often misunderstood world of Lenin's ideas. He argues for the importance of reading Lenin's works chronologically and contextually to uncover his pragmatic evolution. From electoral participation to debates on national autonomy, Herbert reveals Lenin's nuanced approach to socialism and highlights his ability to maintain relationships with ideological rivals. This deep dive into Lenin's legacy challenges common perceptions and encourages richer discussions about revolutionary thought.