[lbo-talk] Iraq, the left and the 'resistance' (Geras)

[Hari Kumar]

Grant lee: "I don't see the point of referring to Lenin's foreign policy in the early 1920s. He was a head of state, dealing with specific, concrete situations. Moreover, at the end of his life he had some distinct regrets about  his foreign policy (cf McDermott & Agnew, 1996, _The Comintern: A History of
International Communism from Lenin to Stalin_,  London, MacMillan.)"
Hi Grant: Can you please specify? - not seen that around.
H 
PS: Someone asked me re Marshall Tukhachesky - a reply to come when I get a breather.