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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 66.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 66128 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 129 trayed the class struggle and, in so doing, the decisions of the Second International, must be abandoned, the policies of the Social Imperialists and Social Patriots emphatically condemned, and the principles of the class struggle proclaimed. The future ... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 65.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 65126 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 127 and bulldoze the Russian Revolution, the ruling powers of the Entente have decided to bow to the inevitable. This is the meaning of that truly remarkable passage in the speech of that most astute of Ally statesmen, Mr. Lloyd George, at Glasgow on june 29... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 64.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 64125 CURRENT AFFAIRS 124 THE CLASS STRUGGLE thousands and even millions of men, both within Russia and outside of it, the Revolution meant a change of allegiance as far as the war is concerned, a change of the side on which they ranged themselves in their sympathies, hopes and efforts.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 63.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 63CURRENT AFFAIRS 123 122 THE CLASS STRUGGLE mobilization. But the masters are uneasy, nevertheless. In spite of the fact that conscription provides the government with power to suppress strikes, the capitalist class is trying to make assurance doubly sure by means of no strike legislation, plentif... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 62.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 62120 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 121 of the social workers was expected to be decisive, Mr. Wilson changed his position and approved of a Federal anti child labor law which, poor as it is, conceded the principle of Federal legislation against child labor the very thing that Mr. Wilson had p... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 61.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 61CURRENT AFFAIRS 119 118 THE CLASS STRUGGLE all did their duty each trying to reduce the tax on his industry. the Detroit members assailing a tax on automobiles, the representatives from Hartford objecting to a tax on insurance, and so on, as the same reporter informs us. The climax of this exhibi... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 60.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 60117 CURRENT AFFAIRS 116 THE CLASS STRUGGLE on a concert of power, America will not leave her isolation. world organized on the creed of victory is a world in which America must arm to the teeth and pursue a purely national policy.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 59.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 59111 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 115 Current Affairs Peace With Victory Our entry into the war has worked a truly remarkable change in our conceptions of peace and war at least in those of us who stand behind the President and in the President himself.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 58.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 58112 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ACCUSE 113 The Austrian minority, which was very small in this country where free speech was impossible, while it was very large in Germany, this minority will not be represented in Stockholm. But it will be spoken of in Stockholm your sentence will accomplish that. And the... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 57.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 57J ACCUSE THE CLASS STRUGGLE 110 111 It is the state lack of principle that has bred in me a hatred, not against Austria as a country, but against Austria as an immoral entity, against its lying spirit. This Austrian spirit exists in all of its parts and in all of its nations; all are degraded by ... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 56.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 56108 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ACCUSE 109 But in the course of developments this war has evolved a change of functions in the conception of Fatherland.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 55.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 55106 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ACCUSE 107 explains my act that there is in Austria to day no authority that is competent concerning Austrian constitutionality.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 54.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 54J ACCUSE 105 104 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ever that is not a subject for discussion. It is not exactly a credit to the possibilities of Austria as a nation to claim that it can be governed only as an absolute monarchy. But the action of the 25th of July, 1914, has nothing to do with the political situa... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 53.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 53102 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ACCUSE 103 accuse!
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 52.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 52100 THE CLASS STRUGGLE PHILIPP SCHEIDEMANN 101 Philipp Scheidemann PEN PICTURE Philipp Scheidemann, erstwhile compositor, a good public school education to which he has added considerably, an open head, clever, mentally very active. born agitator, familiar with all the tricks of a demagogue. He k... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 51.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 51SOCIALISTS AND WAR 99 98 THE CLASS STRUGGLE racy as such can be waged only as an integral part of our general revolutionary struggle for Socialism. Our action must be international, our way the way of the proletariat of Russia. formerly revolutionary La Monte identifying himself with militarism!
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 50.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 5096 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 97 future. And this dictatorship of the ruling class is permanent in its character.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 49.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4994 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 95 agree with La Monte that political liberty and representative institutions are not empty worthless baubles not worth fighting to retain. The preservation and extension of democracy are cardinal features of the revolutionary program of Socialism: the lar... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 48.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 48SOCIALISTS AND WAR 92 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 93 And the United States. The war with Spain and the acquisition of the Philippines are characterized by Walter Weyf in American World Policies, as an experiment in unripe Imperialism. This country financial penetration of Mexico and Venezuela and the grow... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 47.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 47SOCIALISTS AND WAR 91 90 THE CLASS STRUGGLE tempted by the bourgeoisie on the eve of the Revolution. Moreover, a distinguishing feature of Imperialism is the acquisition of territory for purposes of exploitation, and we find the nations of the world to day developing more and more in the directio... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 46.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4688 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 89 ten thousand years ago are considered determinant to dayin a world revolutioniezd by steam and electricity, and knit together by the wireless and international trade in all the seven corners of the earth!
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 45.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4586 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 87 Socialist majority have been compelled to acquiesce in the brutal acts of their government. The government is dominant and the government directs things its own way when there is no independent and aggressive waging of the class struggle.
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The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 44.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 44SOCIALISTS AND WAR 85 84 THE CLASS STRUGGLE and upward development of the race, but to day the nation is a reactionary factor. National wars of liberation and democracy are a thing of the past. Once the carrier of democracy, the nation to day is the carrier of Imperialism. National interests simp... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 43.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4382 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 83 There are to day, and always have been, two Socialisms. In spite of a multiplicity of apparent tendencies, fundamentally the Socialist movement has been divided into two groups the opporlunist and the revolutionary. The opportunist has been dominant, an... | |
The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 42.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4280 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 81 is a decadent culture, the culture of a class that thrives on exploitation and misery. We want none of it. Truly, the conquests of civilization cannot be rejected. We must build upon their basis. But we shall transform and re create. And the proletariat... |