The Russian Revolution was partly the inspiration of Karl Marx, a German economist and the founder of revolutionary communism. The main tenet of Marxist theory is that economic relations are the most important relations between people. It then teaches that in making any finished product, there are several elements: raw materials, factory and machinery, the factory manager and owner (called capitalist,) and the workman. Marxism and other socialist theories were advocated by various groups in Russia at the end of the nineteenth century and in the early years of this century when the despotic Russia monarchy still kept the common people in cruel, medieval serfdom, amounting to slavery. Although there was great wealth in the country, it was not industrialized to the extent of Western Europe. Most of the people were illiterate, and very miserable living conditions were common. There …show more content…
2 Under Lenin's guidance the communist Party and the Soviet Government make every effort to rehabilitate the national economy as quickly as possible and improve the material situation of the people. There are events and dates in the history of all nations, which leave the mark of a wound in the hearts of millions of people. History confirms Lenin's words that "victory in war goes to the side whose people has peater reserves, greater sources of strength and greater endurance ".3 Today socialism is a powerful material and moral factor, and by its existence it stimulates the struggle of 4he working people against the capitalist system and actively influences the countries that tave shaken off colonial dependence. The development of the productive forces is the objective foundation of social changes. Moreover, the role played by the communist movement also grows in connection with the processes taking place in the developing countries, especially in those, which have no Marxist-Leninist