The Spanish Revolution (1931-39) Author_V.I. Lenin all as part of a

all as part of a process towards greater and greater knowledge of the world we live in

The corrupt landowners had lands confiscated

in our time each new event forcefully brings home the most important law of the dialectic: The truth is always concrete

and revolutionary expropriation

tendencies and individuals

The Spanish Revolution (1931-39) Author_V.I. Lenin all as part of aSpain in the 1930s was the last great cauldron of revolution and counterrevolution before the onslaught of World War II. In response to the growing social crisis, and faced with an attack by the forces of international fascism, the Spanish workers and peasants began to seize the factories and the land. But they were led by an uneasy and ill fated coalition of bourgeois liberals, Stalinists, Anarchists, and Socialists, more afraid of the plebeian