In which book Lenin said that a socialist revolution would imply that the state under the fundamentally new conditions "is transformed into something which is no longer the state proper"?
A. Marxism and Politics
B. The Anatomy of Revolution
C. State and Revolution
D. Social Change
Answer: Option C
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