I have been asked many times by avowed proletarian revolutionaries whether protracted people’s war as carried out by Mao in China can be successfully waged in capitalist countries where the industrial proletariat has become the majority class and the peasantry has become a minority class

In Russian: Brief Review of the Revolutionary Armed Struggle of the Filipino People for National and Social Liberation by Jose Maria Sison, Translated by Irina Malenko

Stefan Engel, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Marxist Leninist Party of Germany (MLPD), is commendable for seeking to comprehend present-day Earth science and impart knowledge about nature, particularly about the lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere and their dialectical interactions since hundreds of millions years ago, long before the emergence of the human species.

The problem with Jose Maria Sison is that he has set a high standard on how to analyze the political conditions in the country.

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippines conceived of the New People’s Army as the main instrument for overthrowing the semicolonial and semifeudal ruling system through protracted people’s war in accordance with the people’s democratic revolution against US imperialism and the local exploiting classes of big compradors and landlords.

It is already abominable that the poor peasants and farm workers are deprived of land and suffer extreme poverty, exploitation and violence

The Comintern was the logical and necessary outcome of the victory of the Great October Socialist Revolution, which made Russia the center of the world proletarian revolution

I am elated and honored that my four most recent volumes are being launched at the same time on this occasion