## About Nikolai Bukharin
Nikolai Bukharin (1888–1938) was a prominent Soviet Marxist theorist and politician who served as editor of *Pravda* and held senior positions in the Communist Party. He was known for his sophisticated economic writings and his evolving positions on Soviet industrialization and the peasantry. Bukharin was executed during Stalin’s Great Purge.
## Verification Note
The exact title “Theory of Permanent Revolution” cannot be confidently matched to a specific published work by Bukharin. While Bukharin wrote extensively on economic theory, the Soviet state, and Marxist doctrine, and certainly engaged with debates about permanent revolution (a concept associated with Trotsky), no standard bibliography confirms a work by Bukharin under this precise title. Bukharin’s major works include *The Economics of the Transition Period* (1920) and various articles and speeches on industrialization and the kulaks. Readers seeking Bukharin’s actual writings should consult bibliographies of his collected works or verify the source of this title against scholarly editions.
