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History of the first decades of Communist Party of Chile, its political culture, and the changes produced by Bolshevisation. After the death of LE Recabarren, the Chilean CP will go through tensions and changes in its political culture that, to some extent, were already showing up. The central approach of this book is that one of the most eminent signs of the changes that began to take place was that which manifested itself around the militant model that was to be imposed (Bolshevization). In this sense, between the years 1924 and 1933, this and other matters were the subject of intense disputes between the correlations of force that struggled for the control of the party leadership. If, at first, the differences were between Chilean leaders, within a short time, various Cominternian civil servants intervened in them, configuring a clear scenario of fractional struggle. The outcome of this plot of confrontations involved the implementation of representations and speeches that modeled the type of historical regime that, despite the deterioration that it has experienced in recent decades, allowed to give, even today, identity to the PC of Chile.

Communism --- Communism. --- Leninism --- Marxism --- Partido Comunista de Chile --- Kommunisticheskai︠a︡ partii︠a︡ Chili --- Partido Comunista Chileno --- Partido Comunista (Chile) --- Chilean Communist Party --- Partido Comunista do Chile --- PCCh --- Partido Socialista de Trabajadores (Chile) --- History. --- Chile --- Chile. --- Politics and government --- Partido Obrero Socialista (Chile) --- chile --- history --- political culture --- chilean communist party