The book “What to do? The burning questions of our movement” by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is not just a political treatise, but a powerful manifesto that became the basis for many revolutionary movements of the 20th century. Written in 1902, this work still arouses interest and discussion among historians, political scientists and anyone interested in issues of social justice and political activity. In What Is to Be Done? Lenin raises the most important questions concerning the organisation of the working-class movement and the role of the intelligentsia in the revolutionary process. He analyzes the weaknesses of existing socialist organizations and offers his ideas on how to create an effective and cohesive party capable of leading the masses. The book is permeated with the author’s passion and conviction of the need for active action, which makes it relevant today, when many are looking for answers to questions about how to change society for the better. This book will be of interest not only to historians and political scientists, but also to anyone interested in social justice, the history of the labor movement and revolutionary ideas. Young activists, students and lovers of history will find in it a lot of valuable ideas and inspiration for their own actions. Lenin appeals to the reader not to remain on the sidelines, but to actively participate in changing the world around him, which makes his text especially relevant for young people seeking change. Topics raised in What Is To Be Done?, such as the need for organization, the role of theory and practice in the revolutionary movement, and issues of leadership and responsibility, remain important in today's context. Lenin emphasizes that only through joint efforts and a clear organization can significant changes be achieved. His ideas about the need to create a professional revolutionary party, which will lead the masses, cause interest and controversy to this day. Lenin's style in this book is distinguished by clarity and logic. He masterfully uses argumentation, reinforcing his ideas with examples from practice and historical analogies. This makes the text not only informative, but also fascinating to read. Lenin is not afraid to raise sensitive questions and question established opinions, which gives his work a special dynamic and tension. In addition to What Is To Be Done?, Lenin wrote many other significant works, such as State and Revolution and Imperialism as the Highest Stage of Capitalism, which also deserve attention. These works complement and develop the ideas expressed in “What to do?” and allow a deeper understanding of the thoughts and views of one of the most influential politicians of the 20th century. If you are looking for inspiration for active action, thinking about the role of politics in society or just want to better understand the history of the labor movement, “What to do? The burning questions of our movement” will be a real find for you. This book not only provides a historical context, but also encourages reflection on how each of us can contribute to changing the world. Read, analyze and act perhaps your ideas will be the next steps towards a just society.