I have to ask though (which i find strange a bit) how does Stalin define communism, because it seems very abstract to me as to what he actually defines communism as, i never really understood this.
Oh yes, i have read Karl Marx, one of the first i read of Lenin. I have *skimmed* through Stalin's "Economic Problems in the USSR" and read "On the Question of Market Socialism" but not yet this book you mention, will look at this. One thing i found interesting was his saying that 'the relations of production goes hand in hand with the increase of the productive forces' which i found interesting to clear up.
As always, I'd recommend, to begin with, Lenin's Karl Marx and Stalin's History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolshevik): Short Course.
Anything you recommend me reading comrade?
Welcome Comrade!
