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Speech Delivered to a Meeting of Delegates
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It is the job of the Communists, relying on the support of the urban proletariat, to be able to use all those who can be enlisted for the work, page 199 who formerly adopted socialist slogans but did not have the courage to continue fighting for them until they achieved victory or were defeate.
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said the proletariat must expropriate the capitalists and make use of petty bourgeois group.And we said everything must be taken from the capitalists but only pressure must be brought to bear on the kulaks and they must be kept under the control of the grain monopol
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The "Spark" . . . Nearly Extinguished
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Hopes were beginning to rise that the "Spark" would be rekindle. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 453 NOTES [126] The split in the Union of Russian Social-Democrats Abroad, referred to in this passage, occurred at the Second Congress of the Union in April 1900. At the First Congress of the R.S.D.L.P., the Union was recognised as the representative of the Party abroad; the majority of its members, however, adopted the "economist" position, on account of which the Emancipation of Labour group and their supporters left the Congress, broke off relations with the Union, and formed an independent organisation of Russian Social-Democrats abroad under the name of Russian Revolutionary Organisation Sotsial-Demokra. [p.333] [127] By saying that he had been "ordered" not "to shoot" at P. B. Struve in 1895 (in this case he is hinting at A. N. Potresov), G. V. Plekhanov was trying to justify his conciliatory attitude towards the revisionist position of the "legal Marxist
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Non-Party Conference of Workers and Red Army Men
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(Stormy applaus. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 586 NOTES [90] At a meeting of the Baku Soviet on July 25, 1918, the Mensheviks Socialist-Revolutionaries and Dashnaks passed, by a small majority the traitorous decision to ask the British imperialists for aid under pretence of defending Baku from the advancing Turkish force.Counter-revolutionary subversive activities in Baku, the breakdown in supplies, the counter-revolutionary propaganda in the army and navy were all guided by the British Consul MacDonnel
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Mr. Struve on the Need to "Reform the Government"
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The spokesmen of senile Russian liberalism measure others with their own yardstic. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 587 NOTES [69] Stolypin, P. A. (1862-1911) -- an extreme reactionary, Chairman of the Council of Ministers in 1906-11. His name is associated with the suppression of the first Russian revolution (1905-07) and the ensuing period of harsh political reactio. [
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Serf-Owners at Work
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As they become acquainted with it, the most undeveloped sections of the workers, and the most backward and downtrodden peasants, will understand whom the present government serves and what kind of government the people must hav. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 544 NOTES [53] Grazhdanin (The Citizen ) -- a reactionary newspaper published in S.Petersburg from 1872 to 1914. From the 1880s on, it spoke for the extreme monarchist
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Faction of Supporters of Otzovism and God-Building
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Because the stronger the mechanical force of reaction and the weaker the connection with the masses, the more immediate becomes the task of preparing the minds of the masses (and not the task of direct action), the more immediate becomes the task of utilising the methods of propaganda and agitation created by the old regime (and not a direct onslaught of the masses against this old regim. II For any Marxist who has at all pondered over the philosophy of
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and Engels, for any Social-Democrat who is at all acquainted with the history of the international socialist movement, this conversion of one of the lowest forms of struggle into the specific weapon of struggle of a special historic moment contains nothing surprisin.The anarchists have absolutely never been able to understand this simple thin
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Slogans and S.D. Work Inside and Outside the Duma
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It is the duty of class-conscious workers, the vanguard of the Russian revolution and leaders of the popular masses in the struggle for freedom, to explain the tasks of consistent democracy: a republic, the eight-hour day, and the confiscation of all landed estate. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 609 NOTES [150] The question put by the Social-Democratic group was discussed on November 15 (28), 1911 and it was again discussed on three occasions behind closed doors; the question was then handed over to a commission by which it was rejecte. [
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Speech at Presnya District Workers' Conference
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Only they, if they give us their staff, can turn the army of old civil servants into some sort of Red Socialist Army responsible for provisions, an army led by workers and working not under the lash but of their own free will, just like the Red officers are fighting and dying at the front, in the knowledge that they die for a socialist republi. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 522 NOTES [145] P. A. Stolypin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers, introduced a new land law aimed at creating a firm rural support for the autocracy in the form of kulak.The law of November 9, 1906, gave every peasant the right to leave the commune and receive a land allotment as his personal property, which he now could sell, mortgage or dispose of in any other wa
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St. Petersburg Elections and Crisis of Opportunism
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Let the workers expel the very spirit of Menshevism from the Part. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 521 NOTES [19] Novoye Vremya (New Times ) -- a daily newspaper published in S.Petersburg from 1868 to October 1917. It began as a moderate liberal paper but by the end of the seventies of the nineteenth century had become the organ of reactionary circles of the nobility and the bureaucrac
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St. Petersburg Elections and Hypocrisy of Mensheviks
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The revolutionary Social-Democrats alone stand firmly and resolutely on the positions of the struggle for freedom and the struggle for socialis. From
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to Mao Lenin Collection ReadingGuide Notes on the Text Below page 520 NOTES [14] Lidval case -- E. Lidval was a large-scale speculator who supplied food for the famine-stricken gubernias in 1906; he was Deputy to V. I. Gurko, Minister of the Interio.The exposure of his embezzlement of government funds and speculation on the famine forced the tsarist government to indict hi
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