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Agrarian Prog . . . First Russian Revolution
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The Peasants and the Narodniks on the Nationalisation of Allotment Land The Mistake Made by M. Shanin and Other Advocates of Division 255 258 261 267 272 276 284 287 Chapter III. The Theoretical Basis of Nationalisation and of Municipalisation 294 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What Is Nationalisation of the Lan.Pyotr Maslov Corrects Karl
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's Rough Notes Is It Necessary to Refute Mars in Order to Refute the Narodnik.Is the Repudiation of Absolute Rent Connected with the Programme of Municipalisatio
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Agrarian Prog . . . First Russian Revolution - pt. 1
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The Peasants and the Narodniks on the Nationalisation of Allotment Land The Mistake Made by M. Shanin and Other Advocates of Division 255 258 261 267 272 276 284 287 Chapter III. The Theoretical Basis of Nationalisation and of Municipalisation 294 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What Is Nationalisation of the Lan.Pyotr Maslov Corrects Karl
Marx
's Rough Notes Is It Necessary to Refute Mars in Order to Refute the Narodnik.Is the Repudiation of Absolute Rent Connected with the Programme of Municipalisatio
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Agrarian Prog . . . First Russian Revolution - pt. 2
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103). "Social-Democrats must not be so naïve as to accept nationalisation of the land on the grounds, for instance, that the revenues from nationalised lands would go towards the maintenance of republican troop.. . . It will be a very naïve reader who believes Olenov when he says that
Marx
's theory 'permits' the inclusion in the programme only of the demand for the nationalisation of the land, i.e., the expenditure of ground rent [irrespective of whether it is called absolute or differential rent?] on the army and navy, and that this theory does not permit the inclusion of municipalisation of the land, i.e., the expeuditure of rent on the needs of the population" (.103). Clear enough, one would thin
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Agrarian Prog . . . First Russian Revolution
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The Peasants and the Narodniks on the Nationalisation of Allotment Land The Mistake Made by M. Shanin and Other Advocates of Division 255 258 261 267 272 276 284 287 Chapter III. The Theoretical Basis of Nationalisation and of Municipalisation 294 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What Is Nationalisation of the Lan.Pyotr Maslov Corrects Karl
Marx
's Rough Notes Is It Necessary to Refute Mars in Order to Refute the Narodnik.Is the Repudiation of Absolute Rent Connected with the Programme of Municipalisatio
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The Agrarian Programme of the Liberals
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We must see to it that the rising tide of the proletarian movement creates a specifically proletarian mood * C.
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's article of 1846 printed belo.(See p
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S-D.'s Attitude Towards the Peasant Movement
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Long live revolutionary Social-Democracy, the vanguard of all revolutionary democracy in the present revolutio. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 437 NOTES [92] Issue N.10 of Proletary, August 2 (July 20), 1905, published a resolution of the Saratov Committee of the R.S.D.L.P., which held a conciliatory stand; the resolution had been adopted on a report on the Third Congress of the Party and the Mensheviks' Conferenc
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The Attitude of the Workers' Party to Religion
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Social-Democracy bases its whole world-outlook on scientific socialism, i.e., Marxis.The philosophical basis of Marxism, as
Marx
and Engels repeatedly declared, is dialectical materialism, which has fully taken over the historical traditions of eighteenth-century materialism in France and of Feuerbach (first half of the nineteenth century) in Germany -- a materialism which is absolutely atheistic and positively hostile to all religio.Let us recall that the whole of Engels's Anti-Dühring, which Marx read in manuscript, is an indictment of the materialist and atheist Dühring for not being a consistent materialist and for leaving loopholes for religion and religious philosoph
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Announce the Publication of "Rabochaya Gazeta"
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We count on the assistance of the local organisations and individual groups of workers, for it is only their active work on the newspaper, only their support, their reactions, their articles, materials, information and comments that can put Rabochaya Gazeta on a firm basis and ensure its continuanc. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 468 NOTES [121] Rabochaya Gazeta (Workers' Gazette ) -- a popular newspaper, the organ of the Bolsheviks, published in Paris from October 30 (November 12), 1910 to July 30 (August 12), 1912; nine issues appeare.Pro-Party Mensheviks also contributed to the newspape
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The Assessment of the Present Situation
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Bonapartism is the manoeuvring on the part of a monarchy which has lost its old patriarchal-or feudal, simple and solid, foundation -- a monarchy which is obliged to walk the tightrope in order not to fall, make advances in order to govern, bribe in order to gain affections, fraternise with the dregs of society, with plain thieves and swindlers, in order not to rely only on bayonet.Bonapartism is the objectively necessary evolution of the monarchy in any bourgeois country, traced by
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and Engels through a number of facts in the modern history of Europ.And the agrarian Bonapartism of Stolypin, on page 270 this point quite consciously and steadfastly supported both by the Black-Hundred landlords and the Octobrist bourgeoisie, could not even have seen the light, much less have lasted two years now, if the village commune itself in Russia were not developing in a capitalist direction, if within the commune elements were not steadily shaping which the autocracy could begin its flirtation with, to which it could say: "Enrich yourselves!", "Plunder the commune but support m
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The Aim of the Proletarian Struggle
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30). Perhaps Comrade Martov will accuse Karl Kautsky, will say that in 1906 -- in anticipation of the Decemher 1908 Conference of the R.S.D.L.P. -- Kautsky set out to "mislead the readers", to "slur over" and "paste over" the differences between the Bolsheviks and the Polish Social-Democrats, to "engage in pettifoggery", and so fort. We may point out that, in advocating the idea of an alliance between the proletariat and the peasantry in the Russian bourgeois revolution, Kautsky is not proposing any thing "new", but is entirely following in the footsteps of
Marx
and Engel.In 1848, Marx wrote in Die Neue Rheinische Zeitung [142]: "The big bourgeoisie," i.e., the German bourgeoisie after March 18, 1848 -- "anti-revolutionary from the very outset, concluded a defensive and offensive alliance with reaction out of fear of the people, that is to say, the workers and the democratic, bourgeoisie" (see Volume III of Marx's Collected Works published by Mehring; so far only two volumes have appeared in Russia
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