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El grupo Iskra y el "modelo leninista" de organización partidaria: Un debate en el seno de la socialdemocracia rusa. Burning Questions of Our Movement, proposing a model of party organization for the nascent Russian social democratic movement, which had to be organized nationally. The book has historically raised a number of questions, of which the most important are: Was Lenin proposing a new model of party organization a "cadre party" as opposed to a "mass party" or simply adapting the example of the Social Democratic Party of Germany SPD, the backbone of the Second International to the conditions of Russian autocracy and to the factional struggle against the "economists", the Jewish Bund and a series of local organizations?
Did that model of party organization represent an individual initiative of Lenin, or was it the joint project of the group that published the newspaper Iskra Spark , which had been appearing since the first of December and which would organize the Second Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party RSDLP in July-August ?
In this article we will try to answer these questions in the light of a number of primary documents recently translated from Russian as well as of the criticism by Vera Zasulich, one of the most prominent representatives of the Iskra editorial board, of the tactics of individual terrorism employed by the newly created Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party, a criticism published in the theoretical organ of the German Social Democracy, Die neue Zeit, in December El marxismo surgió históricamente en Rusia como una escisión de los Narodniks Populistas.
Su agitación se centraba originalmente en la abolición de la servidumbre, de forma que los campesinos mantuvieran su tierra y su organización comunal aldeana la obshchina o mir , a la cual los Populistas rusos consideraban como la base para una futura transición directa de Rusia al socialismo, sin tener que atravesar el purgatorio del capitalismo.
A partir del 1 de febrero de , los atentados ya no fueron realizados por figuras aisladas, sino por un órgano establecido a tal fin por el partido, llamado 'Comité Ejecutivo del Partido Socialista Revolucionario'. El grupo dirigido por Plejanov, apoyado por Zasulich, se mantuvo comprometido con la agitación entre el campesinado y adoptó como símbolo la demanda de los campesinos de que toda la tierra debía dividirse equitativamente y distribuirse entre los ex-siervos.
