Lenin In Zurich

Alexander Solzhenitsyn
1976

Pre-loved
Hardcover
Good condition
Light foxing present

Lenin in Zurich is a compelling portrayal of Vladimir Lenin’s exile in Switzerland during World War I, a pivotal period leading up to the Russian Revolution. Solzhenitsyn delves into Lenin’s ideological struggles, political maneuverings, and the complex network of revolutionaries around him. The novel explores the tension between revolutionary idealism and realpolitik, shedding light on the forces that shaped modern Russia. With Solzhenitsyn’s characteristic depth and insight, the book offers a vivid, humanized portrait of Lenin’s crucial years before his return to Russia. It’s a fascinating blend of historical fact and literary imagination that challenges readers to reconsider one of history’s most controversial figures.