416 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ROSA LUXEMBURG 417 But to be sure, by this time the Social Democratic Party had already turned its misguided steps toward parliamentarism, it was fast becoming a bourgeois party, and its fear of mass action was already leading to its surrender to militarism and imperialism....

424 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 425 Documents Bolshevist Propaganda WHY DON THEY SEND YOU HOME?
impetuous insistence and his creative criticism contributed their full share in causing the Junius pamphlet to be created so soon and so masterfully, just as it is due to his iron will that it could be printed ...

428 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 429 and mine are asserting their right and power to rule, and be masters of their own destiny.
Your masters see that the spirit of revolt is spreading to your countries. In both England and America the idea of Bolshevism is making rapid headway. Great Labor demons...

432 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 433 cialism as officers of the firm. The political form of the dominion of capital was reformed, given a new base.
But the political revolution was at the same time the point of departure of the conflict between Capital and Labor which swept over Germany in a ser...

EDITORIALS 439 438 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Editorials The Socialist Publication Society decided at a Special Meeting to give over THE Class STRUGGLE with all the pamphlets and books published during its existence to the Communist Labor Party of the of America.
The Nat. Executive Committee of the accep...

444 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 445 months truce could be carried out. It is not in the power of either side of the controversy or struggle to cease fighting.
The struggle they are waging is the very essence of their existence.
The class conscious workingman, therefore, never even for a moment ...

4 THE CLASS STRUGGLE counts for the flood of falsehood and calumny which poured upon the heads of the brave leaders and their revolutionary movement from the filthy mouthpieces of the robber regime of criminal capitalism throughout the world.
The rise of the working class is the red spectre in th...

240 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 241 finds itself involved, does not consist in the fact that proletarians must fight each other, but it begins only when they want to conquer each other. And as this will to victory is present in the majorities of the Socialist Party of all countries, all hopes fo...

DOCUMENTS 243 242 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Let us have complete independence of the Young People League; but let us also have complete independence to criticise them! They do not want to be flattered.
Among the errors of this fine periodical we have just named, are, principally, the following three: On...

308 THE CLASS STRUGGLE RUSSIA AND GERMANY 309 others will prefer Democracy. Here we have the cause for the great quarrels between the different factions of the proletarian movement both among the leaders as well as the rank and file.
The present government of Soviets in Russia and the Spartacan m...

258 THE CLASS STRUGGLE LEFT OR RIGHT?
259 promise everywhere, condoning the outrages committed by social patriots, on one hand, making occasional concessions to the party membership which clamored for more revolutionary methods, on the other.
nay more, it vehemently insisted upon his re nominatio...

268 THE CLASS STRUGGLE RADICALISM IN CALIFORNIA 269 enlisting fighters for the revolution, we are creating Socialist workers for the future, workers who can become the basis of a new social state.
The young people of the proletariat are ordained to carry out this great work as the true foundation...

270 THE CLASS STRUGGLE RADICALISM IN CALIFORNIA 271 the particular form of exploitation by which it, in turn, was being victimized. It represented that portion of the petit bourgeois who saw that the evil is not so much political as economic in its nature, and that political reforms, such as woma...

272 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALISM 273 The Development of Socialism from Science into Action By KARL RADEK The Development of Socialism from Utopianism into a Science What is Communism? This question is answered by the young Friedrich Engels in a sketch of the Communist Manifesto...

THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALISM 275 274 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ers to understand and take to heart the theories of the Russian Revolution. On that account, one of the first duties in the proletarian struggle for freedom is to free the teachings of Communism from all impurities. This can be done very eas...

276 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALISM 277 decision found expression first in opportunistic parliamentary practice, in the policy of the parliamentarian labor leaders, who hoped by flirting with the bourgeoisie, by limiting their demands, by giving up revolutionary propaganda, to be ...

284 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALISM 285 can not a day in order to liquidate these burdens and raise the expenses of re armament for the next war. They would not put an end to the confusion of the economic life of the country but only shift the consequences of this confusion upon t...

292 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALISM 293 powder, the international proletariat will itself proudly wear in the near future. He who is frightened at this face or turns away from it, as from a Medusa head, will turn away from the proletarian revolution, and away from Socialism. But t...

296 THE CLASS STRUGGLE GREETINGS FROM SOVIET RUSSIA 297 And yet, revolutionary Russia, economically exhausted, cuc off from all supplies, and without the slightest assistance of any kind from the outside, even from the socialistic Germany of Scheidemann and Haase, which has categorically refused ...

304 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE 305 ACT IX.
The Former. Rococo.
Mogol. Rococo, you re an ass. disavow you.
Lama. We disavow you.
Mogol. But a wise monarch will not permit anyone to leave his presence discontented. Behold, Rococo!
Lama. The Order of Seraphims!
Mogol. As a token of my personal appreciat...

306 307 THE CLASS STRUGGLE RUSSIA AND GERMANY lectively by some of the publications of their National Executive Committee, and particularly the rather pompous letter to Senator Overman in which this sentence occurs: Let us make it plain, Sir, that we absolutely discard the strike, general or loca...

180 181 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISM AND THE LEAGUE units is not by any means to promulgate a new doctrine. Marx and others of his day. pointed it out so often and so clearly in expounding the theory of the class struggle, that all subsequent pointing has been more or less reiteration, although i...

182 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISM AND THE LEAGUE 183 made by the working classes of all countries, as well as the similarity of palliative measures offered by the capitalist classes as a means of pacification.
More striking proof is presented in the attitude of hostility taken by the ruling classe...

184 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISM AND THE LEAGUE 185 The ready to beat upon the head any one who shall attempt to rise to question its designs, protest its acts, or challenge its authority.
The principal one of consequence that will so question, protest and challenge, is the rising worker. It is h...

186 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISM AND THE LEAGUE 187 The worker must be provided with the explanation of the rise and function of the League of Nations, together with an explanation of the forces affecting its disintegration. Emphasis must be laid upon the next step in the evolution of internation...