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Results of Strikes in 1912
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213-15. Translated from the Russian by George Hanna Edited by Robert Daglish Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo, djr@marx2mao.org (June 2002) page 213 THE RESULTS OF STRIKES IN 1912 AS COMPARED WITH THOSE OF THE PAST The Association of Factory Owners in the Moscow Area has issued statistics on the results of strikes during the last seven months of 1912. These statistics embraced 131,625 workers out of a total of 211,595 who participated (according to the factory owners' figures, undoubtedly reduced) in economic strikes over the whole year of 1912. We have the figures for the results of strikes in previous years in the official publications of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry covering the decade preceeding the revolution (1895-1904) and the three revolutionary years (1905-07) The data, unfortunately, are not similar weights, and those gathered by the factory owners' association are not so well processe.Official statistics on the results of strikes
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them into three categories: (1) ending to the advantage of the workers, (2) to the advantage of the owners and (3) in a compromis.The statistics of the factory owners divide them into: (1) ending in the defeat of the workers, (2) the complete or partial satisfaction of the workers and (3) strikes whose results are unspecifie
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Report on the Unity Congress
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The revolutionary peasants will not agree to thi.They will say either let us
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all the land among ourselves or let us make all the land the property of the whole peopl.Municipalisation will never become the slogan of a revolutionary peasantr
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The State of Affairs in the Party
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This is a fact -- not words, nor promises, nor "well-meaning resolution.And no matter what differences divided the Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks in the past, and will
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them in future (only adventures are capable of attracting the crowd with promises that the differences would be set aside, or that they would be "liquidated" by this or that resolution) -- this fact cannot be expunged from histor.Only the internal development of the principal factions themselves, only their own ideological evolution, can provide the guarantee that the factions will really be abolished as a result of their drawing closer together, as a result of their being tested in joint wor
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The Seventh (April) All-Russia Conference of the R.S.D.L.P.(B.)
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The peasants are already seizing the land without paying for it, or paying only a quarter of the ren. page 286 One comrade has brought a local resolution, from Penza Gubernia, saying that the peasants are seizing the landowners' agricultural implements, which however they do not
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among the households, but convert into common propert.They are establishing a definite order of sequence, a rule, for using these implements to cultivate all the lan
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Complete alienation does in deed prevail among us, and we ought not to sanction it, or cover it with a fig-leaf, but combat it and resolutely acknowledge and proclaim the necessity of firmly and unswervingly advancing towards the closest unit.That is why we reject page 487 federation in principle, in limine [*] (as the Latin phrase has it); that is why we reject all obligatory partitions that serve to
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u.As it is, there will always be different groupings in the Party, groupings of comrades who do not think quite alike on questions of programme, tactics or organisation; but let there be only one division into groups throughout the Party, that is, let all like-minded members join in a single group, instead of groups first being formed in one section of the Party, separately from the groups in another section of the Party, and then having a union not of groups holding different views or different shades of opinion, but of sections of the Party, each containing different group
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Second All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies
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If any nation whatsoever is forcibly retained within the borders of a given state, if, in spite of its expressed desire -- no matter whether expressed in the press, at public meetings, in the decisions of parties, or in protests and uprisings against national oppression -- it is not accorded the right to decide the forms of its state existence by a free vote, taken after the complete evacuation of the troops of the incorporating or, generally, of the stronger nation and without the least pressure being brought to bear, such incorporation is annexation, i.e., seizure and violenc. The government considers it the greatest of crimes against humanity to continue this war over the issue of how to
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among the strong and rich nations the weak nationalities they have conquered, and solemnly announces its determination immediately to sign terms of peace to stop this war on the terms indicated, which are equally just for all nationalities without exceptio. At the same time the government declares that it does not regard the above-mentioned peace terms as an ultimatum; in other words, it is prepared to consider any other peace terms, and insists only that they be advanced by any of the belligerent countries as speedily as possible, and that in the peace proposals there should be absolute clarity and the complete absence of all ambiguity and secrec
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The Social-Democrats and the Duma Election
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Petersburg and what attitude to adopt towards thi. We propose, therefore, to examine the main questions that arise in connection with this event, namely: (1) the composition of the conference; (2) the immediate reason why the Mensheviks walked out of the conference -- the attempt of the Central Committee to
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the conference into two parts, one for the city and one for the gubernia; and (3) the significance of the whole event, especially in view of the election campaign now proceeding in S.Petersbur
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The Struggle for Marxism
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* The way in which some workers respond to the liquidators' unprincipled preaching may also be judged from the following resolution published in Novaya Rabochaya Gazeta N.21. "We find this decision [to
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collections equally between the three newspapers] to be necessary and the only just one; first, because all three newspapers are, as workers' newspapers, equally subjected to penalties and persecution and, secondly, the overwhelming majority of workers, both here and in other parts of the country, have not yet gained a full understanding of the specifics of the various party trends and cannot with full knowledge attach themselves to any one of them, but are equally in sympathy with all of the. The liquidators' newspaper has never made an attempt to explain to its readers, has never given them an opportunity of finding out whether a Narodnik newspaper may be considered a working-class newspaper, and whether it should be confused with a Marxist or even with a liquidators' newspape
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SFPC08.html
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Some Features of the Present Collapse
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There remains nothing for the S.R. Centre, the "pure" S.R.s, to do -- we had written in issue N.4 of Proletary, in the article entitled "Socialist-Revolutionary Mensheviks" -- but to defend themselves against both the "new" trends in Socialist-Revolutionism with arguments borrowed from the Marxists.[*] While the Social-Democrats emerged from the revolution with one definite class, the proletariat, rallied securely behind it, and with two trends, characteristic of all international Social-Democracy -- opportunist and revolutionary -- sharply defined, the Socialist-Revolutionaries emerged without any direct basis, without any defined border-line to
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them on the one hand from the Trudoviks and the Popular Socialists, linked with a mass of petty proprietors, or on the other hand from the Maximalists, as a terrorist group of intellectual. And now, when Maximalism has disappeared (possibly only for a time) we see the revival of a kindred trend in a new dres
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Speech at the Moscow Soviet
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(Applaus.All the same, however, nobody is supposed to drag two loads, and I am now waiting impatiently for Comrades Tsyurupa and Rykov to return, and we shall
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up the work at least a little more fairl.As for myself, in view of my reduced ability to work it takes me much more time to look into matters than I should lik
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