r/MarxistLiterature

Hello people of this sub, I want you to watch this video from 23:21 to the end and give your opinion on it.

My opinion:

Well, it has nothing to do with the Jewish stereotype and is not wrapped in anti-Jewish propaganda. That would be oversimplifying, like how Nazis generalized Jews. It was absurd to call the people who were also murdered by the Nazis, fought the Nazis like no other power at the time, and to this day are usually thought of as left-wing, the political side that is most radically anti-racist, Nazis.

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u/Useful_Cry9709 — 8 days ago

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From the Preface:

The greatest upheaval in modern times, the first stage in the world revolution, calling into question the existence of the capitalist system everywhere, shook American life as it did life in every corner of the globe. No serious understanding of twentieth-century cultural life, its greatest triumphs and greatest retreats, and our current challenges as well, is possible without considering the impact of the socialist movement and its decades-long struggle to raise the thinking and activity of the working class, culminating in the 1917 Revolution. Of course, the impact of the October Revolution was most direct and inseparable for the Russian-Soviet artists themselves, Eisenstein, Shostakovich, Gorky and others.

u/DryDeer775 — 11 days ago