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FP94iii.html
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What the "Friends of the People" Are - pt. 3
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Struve's article: "As capitalist development advances," says the author, "the philosophy" (Narodnik philosophy) "just described is bound to lose its basi.It will either degenerate (wird herabsinken ) into a rather colourless
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trend, capable of compromise and seeking for compromise,** promising rudiments of which have long been observable, or it will admit that the actual development is inevitable and will draw the theoretical and practical conclusions that necessarily follow from this -- in other words, will cease to be utopia. If M
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Fundamental Problems of the Election Campaign
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That is truly magnificent, isn't i.Martov is positively a virtuoso when it comes to disguising
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arguments, page 414 theories, and platforms with catchwords which create the impression of being Marxist and revolutionar.Apropos of the same "formula" which Martov is criticising, F. Dan poured scorn on people who want "to shove in where they have once been defeate
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The Importance of Gold Now and After Socialism
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It is particularly appropriate and necessary to celebrate the revolution in this way at a time when we are faced with fundamental problems that the revolution has not yet solved, and when we must master something new (from the point of view of what the revolution has accomplished up to now) for the solution of these problem. What is new for our revolution at the present time is the need for a "
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", gradual, cautious and round-about approach to the solution of the fundamental problems of economic developmen.This "novelty" gives rise to a number of questions, perplexities and doubts in both theory and practic
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How the Bourgeoisie Utilises Renegades
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35] [20] The Shop Stewards Committees and Workers' Committees‹elected working-class organisations which were set up at many factories in Britain during the First World Wa.In conditions of the rise of the workers' movement and the mounting dissatisfaction with the
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policy of the trade union leaders, the shop stewards, united in district and town committees and in the National Committee, led strikes for the improvement of the workers' living conditions page 537 and carried out propaganda against the imperialist wa.The centre of the shop stewards' movement was the Clydeside where the Clydeside Workers' Committee was set up, a body whose influence was felt by all the workers of that distric
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Imperialism
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V A few words must be said about Chapter VIII entitled: "The Parasitism and Decay of Capitalis.As already pointed out in the text, Hilferding, ex-"Marxist," and now a comrade-in-arms of Kautsky and one of the chief exponents of bourgeois,
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policy in the Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany,[5] has taken a step backward page 9 on this question compared with the frankly pacifist and
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Englishman, Hobso.The international split of the whole working-class movement is now quite evident (the Second and the Third International
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Imaginary or Real Marsh?
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To side with Liebknecht implies: (1) attacking the main enemy in your own country; (2) exposing the social-patriots of your own country and (with your permission, Comrade Grim.not merely of other countries; combating them, and not uniting with them -- as you do -- against the Left Radicals; (3) openly criticising and exposing the weaknesses not only of the social-patriots, but also of the social-pacifists and Centrists of your own country; (4) utilising the parliamentary tribune to summon the proletariat to revolutionary struggle urging it to turn its weapons against its enemy; (5) circulating illegal literature and organising illegal meetings; (6) organising proletarian demonstrations such as, for instance, the demonstration on Potsdam Square in Berlin at which Liebknecht was arrested; (7) calling on the workers in the war industries to strike, as the Internationale group has done through its illegal leaflets; (8) openly demonstrating the need for complete "regeneration" of the present parties, which confine themselves to
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activity; acting as Liebknecht acted; (9) unreservedly rejecting defence of the fatherland in an imperialist war; (10) fighting reformism and opportunism within the Social-Democratic movement all along the line; (11) just as relentlessly combating the trade union leaders, who in all countries, particularly Germany, England and Switzerland, are the vanguard of social-patriotism and opportunism, et. . Clearly, from this point of view much in the majority draft is subject to criticis
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International Socialist Bureau and Liquidators
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52] [30] See Note 15 for detail. [Note 15: The Polish Socialist Party (Polska Partia Socjalistyczna ) -- a
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nationalist organisation founded in 1892. Adopting the slogan of struggle for an independent Poland, the P.S.P. under Pilsudski and his adherents, carried on separatist nationalist propaganda among the Polish workers, whom they tried to divert from the joint struggle with the Russian workers against the autocracy and capitalis.Throughout the history of the P.S.P. Left-wing groups kept springing up within the party, as a result of the activities of the rank-and-file worker
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The International Socialist Congress in Stuttgart [b]
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[.88] [50] The Polish Socialist Party (P.P.S. -- Polska Partia Socjalistyczna ) -- a
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nationalist party founded in 1892. [.88] [51] Dashnaktsutyuns -- members of the nationalist bourgeois party of that nam
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Imperialism and Socialism in Italy
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Still better are the German "radical" Social-Democrats who are repeating the following servile argument: "We have done 'our' duty by helping you to loot foreign countries, but 'you' do not wish to give 'us' universal suffrage in Prussi.. . ." page 361 Just as Plekhanov supports the Russian war of "liberation" against the German striving to turn Russia into a colony, Bissolati, leader of the
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Party, has raised an outcry against the "invasion of Italy by foreign capital" (.97), namely, German capital in Lombardy, British in Sicily, French in Piacentino, Belgian in the street-car enterprises, etc., etc., et
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Imperialism and the Split in Socialism
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On the economic basis referred to above, the political institutions of modern capitalism -- press, parliament, associations, congresses, et.-- have created political privileges and sops for the respectful, meek,
reformist
and patriotic office employees and workers, corresponding to the economic privileges and sop.Lucrative and soft jobs in the government or on the war industries committees, in parliament and on diverse committees, on the editorial staffs of "respectable", legally published newspapers or on the management councils of no less respectable and "bourgeois law-abiding" trade unions -- this is the bait by which the imperialist bourgeoisie attracts and rewards the representatives and supporters of the "bourgeois labour partie
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