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  • File Name: JPCC27.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Joint Plenum of the C.C. and Control Commission of the CPSU(B)
  • 18 Occurence(s) of the search term imperialismDescription:
    Revolution in imperialist countries is one thing: there the bourgeoisie is the oppressor of other nations; there it is counter-revolutionary at all stages of the revolution; there the national factor, as a factor in the struggle for emancipation, is absen.Revolution in colonial and dependent countries is another thing: there the imperialist oppression by other states is one of the factors of the revolution; there this oppression cannot but affect the national bourgeoisie also; there the national bourgeoisie, at a certain stage and for a certain period, may support the revolutionary movement of its country against imperialism; there the national factor, as a factor in the struggle for emancipation, is a revolutionary facto.     To fail to draw this distinction, to fail to understand this difference and to identify revolution in imperialist countries with revolution in colonial countries, is to depart from the path of Marxism, from the path of Leninism, to take the path of the supporters of the Second Internationa

  • File Name: L24.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Lenin
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term imperialismDescription:
        We know that in this fight for the Party principle, Lenin later proved the victo. page 61     Second fact.  It was in the period 1914-17, when the imperialist war was in full swing, and when all, or nearly all, the Social-Democratic and Socialist parties had succumbed to the general patriotic frenzy and had placed themselves at the service of the imperialism of their respective countrie.It was a period when the Second International had hauled down its colours to capitalism, when even people like Plekhanov, Kautsky, Guesde and the rest were unable to withstand the tide of chauvinis

  • File Name: ML50.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Marxism and Problems of Linguistics
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term imperialismDescription:
    It is precisely these conditions that Stalin's formula has in view when it says that the crossing, say, of two languages, results not in the formation of a new language, but in the victory of one of the languages and the defeat of the othe.     As regards the other formula by Stalin, taken from his speech at the Sixteenth Party Congress, in the part that touches on the merging of languages into one common language, it has in view another epoch, namely, the epoch after the victory of socialism on a world scale, when world imperialism no longer exists; when the exploiting classes are overthrown and national and colonial oppression is eradicated; when national isolation and mutual distrust among nations is replaced by mutual confidence and rapprochement between nations; when national equality has been put into practice; when the policy of suppressing and assimilating languages is abolished; when the co-operation of nations has been established, and it is possible for national languages freely to enrich one another through their co-operatio.It is clear that in these conditions there can be no question of the suppression and defeat of some languages, and the victory of other

  • File Name: MNQ12.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Marxism and the National Question
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term imperialismDescription:
    The growth of democracy in Asia is inevitabl.The growth of imperialism in Europe is not fortuitou.In Europe, capital is beginning to feel cramped, and it is reaching out towards foreign countries in search of new markets, cheap labour and new fields of investmen

  • File Name: MPB28.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: To Members of the Political Bureau of the C.C.
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term imperialismDescription:
    That is precisely the way the Fifteenth Congress of our Party understood it, in saying in its resolution on the report of the Central Committee: "The contradictions between the countries of the bourgeois encirclement and the U.S.S.R., whose victorious development is undermining the foundations of world capitalism, have grown more acut.The chief factors contributing to this increasing acuteness are the growth of the socialist elements in the U.S.S.R., the collapse of the hopes of the bourgeoisie that the proletarian dictatorship would page 122 degenerate, coupled with the increasing international and revolutionary influence of the U.S.S.R."[*][29]     We know that the Party elaborated this standpoint not casually and incidentally, but in the course of a desperate struggle against the opposition, who openly asserted that the reason for the offensive of imperialism against the U.S.S.R. was the weakening of the U.S.S.R. owing to its being in process of degeneratio.     Frumkin, however, fundamentally disagrees with the standpoint of the Part


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