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Articles for "Rabochaya Gazeta"
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Now I see that matters are different, that you have set up your Editorial Board, which is beginning the publication of a newspaper and invites me to collaborat. Needless to say, I agree willingly to this proposal as well, but I must
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, in doing so, that I consider successful collaboration possible only on the following terms : 1) regular relations between the editors and the collaborator, who shall be informed of decisions on all manuscripts (accepted, rejected, changed) and of all publications of your firm ; 2) my articles to be signed with a special pseudonym (if the one I sent you has been lost, choose another yourselves); 3) agreement between the editors and the collaborator on fundamental views concerning theoretical questions, concerning immediate practical tasks, and concerning the desired character of the newspaper (or series of pamphlet. I hope the editors will agree to these terms and, in order to effect the earliest possible agreement between us, I will deal in brief with the questions arising out of the third conditio
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The All-Russia Political Strike
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Witte, the new head of the new "liberal" tsarist governmen.The railway workers' delegation refused to await that "board of burghers", the
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Dum.The workers' delegation did not even care to waste valuable time on page 394 "criticism" of this Punch-and-Judy sho
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The Assessment of the Russian Revolution
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The trouble is that the social stratum which formed the core of the revolutionary democrats in Europe -- the master craftsmen in the towns, the urban bourgeoisie and petty bourgeoisie -- were bound in Russia to turn to counter-revolutionary liberalis.The class-consciousness of the socialist proletariat, moving hand in hand with the international army of socialist revolution in Europe, the extreme revolutionary spirit of the muzhik, driven by the age-old yoke of the feudal-minded landlords to a
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of utter desperation and to the demand for confiscation of the landed estates -- these are the circumstances which threw Russian liberalism into the arms of counter- page 53 revolution much more powerfully than ever they did the liberals of Europ.And therefore on the Russian working class there has devolved with particular force the task of preserving the traditions of revolutionary struggle which the intellectuals and the petty bourgeoisie are hastening to renounce, developing and strengthening these traditions, imbuing with them the consciousness of the great mass of the people, and carrying them forward to the next inevitable upsurge of the democratic movemen
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To Soldiers of All Belligerent Countries
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And, therefore, every day, every step taken by the capitalist government, both in Russia and in Germany, will expose the deceit of the capitalists, will expose the fact that as long as capitalist rule lasts there can be no really democratic, non-coercive peace based on a real renunciation of all annexations, i.e., on the liberation of all colonies without exception, of all oppressed, forcibly annexed or underprivileged nationalities without exception, and the war will in all likelihood become still more acute and protracte. Only if
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power in both the, at present, hostile countries, for example, in both Russia and Germany, passes wholly and exclusively into the hands of the revolutionary Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, which are really capable of rending the whole mesh of capitalist relations and interests, will the workers of both the belligerent countries acquire confidence in each other and be able to put a speedy end to the war on the basis of a really democratic peace that will really liberate all the nations and nationalities of the worl. Brothers, soldier
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A Separate Peace
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And the Plekhanovs, the Chkhenkelis, the Potresovs know nothing at all of tsarism's secret pacts; they are forgetting even what they knew before, do not study what can be learned from the foreign press, do not examine the course of tsarism's foreign policy before the war, do not trace its course during the war, and are consequently playing the part of socialist Simple Simon. If tsarism has become convinced that even with all the aid of liberal society, with all the zeal of the war industries committees, with all the help the Plekhanovs, Gvozdyovs, Potresovs, Bulkins, Chirkins, Chkheidzes ("Save the country", don't laugh!), Kropotkins, and the whole of that menial crowd are giving to the noble cause of producing more shells -- that even with all this help and with the present
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of military strength (or military impotence) of all the allies it can possibly drag and has dragged into the war, it cannot achieve more, it cannot hit Germany harder, or that it can do so only at excessive cost (for example, the loss of ten million more Russian soldiers, the recruiting, training and equipment of whom would cost so many more billions of rubles and so many more years of war), then tsarism cannot but seek a separate peace with German. If "we" go after too much booty in Europe, "we" run the risk of utterly exhausting "our" military resources, of gaining almost nothing in Europe and of losing the opportunity of getting "our share" in Asi
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The Attitude Towards Bourgeois Parties
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Moreover, our resolution does not merely condemn or refute; it also states what is positive in these partie."The struggle against landed proprietorship and the feudal
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", is the way we define the positive conten.And he is not a Marxist who forgets this on account of the struggle against the vagueness of petty-bourgeois socialis
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There's a Trudovik for You!
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432] [Note 95 -- Trudoviks, Trudovik group -- also known as the peasant group; a group of petty-bourgeois (Democrats formed in April 1906 by peasant deputies to the First Dum.They demanded the abolition of all social-estate and national restrictions, democratisation of the rural and urban local government bodies, and universal suffrage in elections to the
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Dum.Their agrarian programme was based on the Narodnik principle of equalitarian land tenure and envisaged the formation of a national land fund to include state, crown and monastery lands, as well as private holdings exceeding the area that could be tilled by the owner's family, with payment of compensation for land alienated from private owner
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Argue About Tactics, But Give Clear Slogans!
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9, p.262-64. Translated from the Russian by Abraham Fineberg and Julius Katzer Edited by George Hanna Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo, djr@marx2mao.org (February 2002) page 262 ARGUE ABOUT TACTICS, BUT GIVE CLEAR SLOGANS! The argument about the tactics in respect of the
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Duma is becoming more and more heate.The differences between Iskra and Proletary are becoming ever deeper, especially since Parvus's article in Iskr
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The Anonymous Writer in "Vorwärts"
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544] From Marx to Mao Lenin Collection Reading Guide . The Anonymous Writer in "Vorwärts" V. I. Lenin THE ANONYMOUS WRITER IN VORWÄRTS AND THE
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OF AFFAIRS IN THE R.S.D.L.P. Written in March 1912 First published as a separate pamphlet in German, Paris, 1912 Signed: Editorial Board of Sotsial-Demokrat, Central Organ of the R.S.D.L.P. Published according to the pamphlet text Translated from the German From V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1968 First printing 1963 Second printing 1968 Vo.17, p
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The Boycott of the Bulygin Duma, and Insurrection
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Its latest issue (N.74), on the one hand roundly condemns "open advocacy of insurrection" as "insane and criminal"; on the other hand it criticises the idea of a boycott as "fruitless for practical purposes" and expresses the conviction that not only the Zemstvo section of the Constitutional "Democratic" (read: Monarchist) Party but the Union of Unions, too, will "pass their
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examination", i.e., abandon the idea of a boycot. The question arises: what attitude should the party of the class-conscious proletariat take towards the idea of a boycott, and what tactical slogan should it bring into the foreground for the masses of the peopl
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