Socialism in one country: why Stalin abandoned Marxism

In a few short years, the Communist International went from being a beacon of internationalism and world revolution, to a tool for the narrow, national interests of the Soviet bureaucracy. How and why did this happen? In this talk, Jack Tye Wilson provides a Marxist response to Stalin's "theory" of 'socialism in one country', and outlines the disastrous consequences of the Comintern's abandonment of internationalism. 🌐 Check out Socialist Appeal's website for theory, news, and analysis: socialist.net/ ✊ Join the fight for revolution with the International Marxist Tendency: socialist.net/join 📰 Subscribe to the Socialist Appeal newspaper: socialist.net/subscribe 🚩 Subscribe to the Revolution Scotland newspaper: revolution.scot/subscribe 💸 Support the fight for revolution by making a donation: socialist.net/donate 📚 Head to Wellred Books for titles covering Stalinism, the USSR, and more: https://wellredbooks.co.uk