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Lenin Enrolment

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The Lenin Enrolment (after Vladimir Lenin) was an effort from 1923 to 1925 to enroll more of the proletariat into the Communist party and incite them to become active in party affairs.

See also

Membership of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

References

EH Carr The interregnum Harmondsworth 1969, p361.
Genesis of bureaucratic socialism

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