Lenin on the Woman Question by Clara Zetkin - 1934

Text is clean and unmarked in tight and square covers. Covers are intact without tears, chips, or creases. "Comrade Lenin frequently spoke to me about the woman question. He attached very great importance to the woman's movement as an essential part, in certain circumstances, as a decisive part of the mass movement. Social equality for women was, of course, a principle needing no discussion for Communists. It was in Lenin's large study in the Kremlin in the autumn of 1920 that we had our first long conversation on the subject. Lenin sat at his writing table, which, covered with papers and books, spoke of study and work without displaying 'the disorder of genius.' 'We must create a powerful international women's movement, on a clear theoretical basis,' Lenin began the conversation after greeting me." p.3.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: International Publishers. 1935. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. F Edition and Printing Not Stated Used. Paperback. Very Good. Very good in wraps. Edition and printing not stated. Soft Cover. 31pp. 13 x 18.

31 pp. Penciled underlined passages. Binding is tight and intact. "Comrade Lenin frequently spoke to me about the woman question. He attached very great importance to the woman's movement as an essential part, in certain circumstances, as a decisive part of the mass movement. Social equality for women was, of course, a principle needing no discussion for Communists. It was in Lenin's large study in the Kremlin in the autumn of 1920 that we had our first long conversation on the subject. Lenin sat at his writing table, which, covered with papers and books, spoke of study and work without displaying 'the disorder of genius.' 'We must create a powerful international women's movement, on a clear theoretical basis,' Lenin began the conversation after greeting me." p.3.

Literary Licensing, LLC, 2011-10-15. Paperback. Good.

New York: International Publishers, 1934. Softcover. Very good. 32 pp. Approx. 6" x 4.

New York: International Pub., 1934. soft covers, good plus condition . New York: soft covers, good plus condition 1934

Paperback / softback. New.

Toronto: Progress Books No date, 31 printed pages, staples are showing rusting, cover shows toning to edges. The title speaks for itself. The interviews were originally held in 1920.. Soft Cover. Very Good+. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Hardback. New.