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Principles Involved in the War Issue
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But a struggle in which the Grütli trend within the party -- and it is much more important and dangerous than outside the party -- will be forced openly to combat the Left, while both trends will everywhere come out with their own independent views and policies, will fight each other on matters of principle, allowing the mass of party comrades, and not merely the "leaders", to settle fundamental issues -- such a struggle is both necessary and useful, for it trains in the masses independence and ability to carry out their epoch making revolutionary missio. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 537 NOTES [73] See
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and Engels, Selected Works, Vo.I, Moscow, 1962, p
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Put Your Cards on the Table
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Two or three polemical articles a week are imperativ. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 616 NOTES [193] "Put Your Cards on the Table " was written in Paris in March 1912 for publication in the Bolshevik newspaper Zvezda, but was not page 617 printed at the tim.It was sent to the Editorial Board with a covering letter intended as a postscrip
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Agrarian Policy of the Present Government
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And the party of the working class, knowing that without free, democratic institutions there is not and cannot be a road to socialism, points, as a way out of the blind alley into which the government with its agrarian policy has again led Russia, to the free transfer of all the landed estates, to the peasants, to the winning of full political liberty by a new revolutio. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 573 NOTES [71] Lenin prepared this speech for a Bolshevik deputy to the Dum.It was delivered by N. R. Shagov on June 9 (22), 1913, during the debate on the Budget Committee's report on the estimates of the Department of State Land
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The Question of Co-operative Societies
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The fight against revisionism has been postponed, but it will come inevitabl. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 467 NOTES [116] Lenin quotes A. Bebel's words in a report on "Attacks on the Fundamental Views and Tactics of the Party" at the German Social-Democratic Congress in Hanover (October 9-14 [New Style], 1899). [.280] [117] The International Congress in Stuttgart -- the Seventh International Socialist Congress, held August 18-24 (New Style), 1907. Lenin took part in the Congress as a delegate of the R.S.D.L.P. (see present edition, Vo
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On the Question of Dialectics
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For subjectivism and sophistry the relative is only relative and excludes the absolut. In his Capital,
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first analyses the simplest, most ordinary and fundamental, most common and everyday relation of bourgeois (commodity) society, a relation en countered billions of times, vi.the exchange of commodi tie
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History of the Question of the Dictatorship
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This truth was not understood in 1905 by the Mensheviks, and it is not understood in 1920 by the Italian, German, French and other socialists, who are afraid of the severe "conditions" of the Communist International; this truth is feared by people who are capable of recognising the dictatorship in word, but are incapable of preparing for it in dee.It will therefore not be irrelevant to quote at length the explanation of
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's views, which I published in July 1905 in opposition to the Russian Mensheviks, but is equally applicable to the West-European Mensheviks of 1920. (Instead of giving titles of newspapers, etc., I shall merely indicate whether Mensheviks or Bolsheviks are referred t. "In his notes to Marx's articles in Die Neue Rheinische Zeitung of 1848, Mehring tells us that one of the reproaches levelled at this newspaper by bourgeois publications was that it had allegedly demanded 'the immediate introduction of a dictatorship as the sole means of achieving democracy' (Marx, Nachlass, Vo
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Note to Stalin Re the C.C. and Foreign Trade Monopoly
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No copies to be mad. 15/V. Lenin From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 599 NOTES [476] This document was written in connection with the discussion of the question of the foreign trade monopoly which was taking place in leading Party circles at the end of 1921 and during 1922. The monopoly of foreign trade, established by Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of April 22, 1918, was repeatedly reconfirmed in decisions of the Soviet Governmen.The adoption of the New Economic Policy and expansion of trade relations with foreign countries necessitated legislative amendments in the sphere of foreign trad
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Question of Ministry of Education Policy
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The working class were able to prove this in 1905, and they will be able to prove again, and to prove more impressively, and much more seriously, that they are capable of a revolutionary struggle for real freedom and for real public education and not that of Kasso or of the nobilit. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 571 NOTES [52] Lenin prepared this draft speech for a Bolshevik deputy to the Duma; the speech was delivered on June 4 (17), 1913 by A. E. Badayev during the debate on the Budget Committee's report on estimates of the Ministry of Education for 1913. The greater part of Lenin's draft was read almost word for word by Badayev, but he did not finish the speec.When he read the sentence "Does not this government deserve to be driven out by the peopl
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The Question of Nationalities or "Autonomisation"
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But the morrow of world history will be a day when the awakening peoples oppressed by imperialism are finally aroused and the decisive long and hard struggle for their liberation begin. Lenin December 31, 1922 Taken down by M. V. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 713 NOTES [655] Autonomisation -- the idea to unite the Soviet Republics through their entry into the R.S.F.S.R. on the principle of autonom.This was at the basis of the "Draft Resolution on Mutual Relations of the R.S.F.S.R. and Independent Republics", which was proposed by Stalin and adopted, in September 1922, by a C.C. commission set up to work out for the C.C. plenum the question of further relationships between the R.S.F.S.R., the Ukrainian Republic, the Byelorussian Republic and the Transcaucasian Federatio
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Questionnaire on Organisation of Big Capital
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Only the rallying of such democratic elements against the Rights and regardless of the vacillation of the liberals can "solve" the problems with which history has confronted Russia since the beginning of the twentieth centur. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 615 NOTES [48] The article "A Questionnaire on the Organisations of Big Capital" appeared in Prosveshcheniye No.5-7. Prosveshcheniye (Enlightenment ) was a socio-political and literary monthly published by the Bolsheviks legally in S
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