LENIN'S CONFESSION. A SINCERE CONVERSATION WITH THE RED DICTATOR

Discover the behind-the-scenes of power of one of the most controversial leaders of the 20th century. "Lenin's Confession" is a fascinating journey into the depths of the mind of a man who revolutionized Russia and influenced the fate of the world. Learn about his motivations, secrets, and decisions that changed the course of history. This book is not only a biography, but above all an attempt to understand the phenomenon of Lenin.

• Behind the scenes of power: Learn about the mechanisms of revolution and terror.
• Lenin's secrets: Discover unknown facts from the life of the leader.
• Relations with Poland: Learn about Lenin's relations with Piłsudski and Polish politics.
• Red Terror: Understand the brutality and ruthlessness of the regime.
• Emigration in Krakow: Learn about the Polish episodes in Lenin's life.
• Historical truth: Check how propaganda distorted reality.

Christopher Macht in his book "Lenin's Confession" presents Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the Russian revolutionary who in November 1917 seized power in Russia, creating the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The author analyzes how Lenin came to power and what were the behind-the-scenes of his red terror policy. We will also learn about Lenin's relations with Poland, including his stay in Krakow and Biały Dunajec before World War I and his relations with Józef Piłsudski.

This book sheds new light on the figure of Lenin, showing him as one of the greatest criminals in human history. It is estimated that up to six million people died during his reign. It was he, together with Leon Trotsky, who invented the labor camps, which later turned into the Gulag system. Without him, there would also be no Cheka, the brutal political police that murdered defenseless people.

Bellona Publishing House, known for historical publications, gives readers a publication that aims to debunk myths and reveal the truth about one of the most influential, but also the most cruel leaders of the 20th century. "Lenin's Confession" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of totalitarianism and the consequences of revolution.

The book format is 215x135 mm, it has 320 pages and was published in paperback. The year of publication is 2025. This book is not only a source of knowledge, but also a warning against ideologies that lead to violence and destruction.