90 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE NATIONAL CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY 91 have found support in that class which constitutes the backbone of the Revolution. No. The real kernel of the class revolution has come into irreconcilable conflict with its democratic shell. By this situation the fate of the Constituent ...

92 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE NATIONAL CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY 93 co operation of the two parties, while not an ideal state, is the only condition that makes a Socialist government possible under the given circumstances. Every attempt to overthrow this compromise government only sets one part of the pro...

94 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 95 EDITORIALS control, and then the government, would mean to begin building the house at the roof. We were prevented from establishing a modern uniform government under capitalist rule, because of the maintenance of our two dozen kings and princes and the slavish servility ...

96 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 97 can conceive of a United States Senate, any considerable portion of which would refuse to sanction a treaty of peace, once it has been adopted by the peace plenipotentiaries of the great powers.
In France, there have been no national elections since before the ...

98 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 99 the boy was himself a victim, and was in a terrible state, not because of being deprived of his liberty as such, but because that meant being deprived of his opportunity to use cocaine unless he could secure it surreptitiously in prison. Another had been convic...

100 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 101 secure better conditions, in trying to use the conditions of the war precisely as they used the conditions of peace to organize the struggle against Capitalism. Men and women in Italy are arrested for insurrectionary fighting in the streets of Milan and other...

102 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 103 The Capitalism of no belligerent nation with the incidental exception of Japan has profited the way American Capitalism has. Capitalism in Russia has been annihilated; Capitalism in Germany is on the verge of being annihilated; the Capitalism of Great Britain...

104 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 105 The American Government, in April 1918, through Ambassador Fletcher, threatened the Mexican Government with action should it continue to impose control upon foreign capital. This apparently was unsuccessful and armed intervention is being proposed in place of...

106 107 EDITORIALS THE CLASS STRUGGLE Franz Mehring Ill fortune seems to dog the footsteps of the Spartacus movement in Germany. Still bleeding from the fearful wound that it received when Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg died a martyr death at the hands of the mob, it has received another blow...

108 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 109 brought Mehring out of the Berliner Volkszeitung into the ranks of the Socialist movement.
He became a regular contributor to the scientific Socialist organ, Neue Zeit, and in this capacity he has for many years done some of his most valuable work for the Ger...

110 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 111 Party Discussion What is the Left Wing Movement and Its Purpose?
By EDWARD LINDGREN upon the people of Germany, that the last four years of war have taught them such a bitter lesson, that the Independent and the Majority Socialist Parties will, unquestionably, be return...

PARTY DISCUSSION 113 112 THE CLASS STRUGGLE with opportunism and its result: The leaders of the party vied with each other in finding excuses for their co patriots in Europe who were voting appropriations to their various governments for carrying on the war pleading with the party membership that...

114 THE CLASS STRUGGLE PARTY DISCUSSION 115 part of its general activities. We believe it is the mission of the Socialist movement to encourage and assist a proletariat to adopt newer and more effective forms of organization and to stir it into newer and more revolutionary modes of action.
That t...

DOCUMENTS 117 116 THE CLASS STRUGGLE II. The Old Party is Afraid of Bolshevism Documents Swedish Party Correspondence We print below all the documents in the negotiations that were conducted by the extended Representation of the Social Democratic Party of the Left (P. with the management of the R...

DOCUMENTS 119 118 THE CLASS STRUGGLE support even if they should be of the limited nature proposed by you would in such meetings require detailed examination, We suggest the desirability of an carly answer to this communication.
Stockholm, Nov. 16, 1918.
For the Executive Committee.
a National Co...

120 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 121 Executive concerning the question of unity in the workers movement: As a prerequisite for your cooperation you demand in your last communication of Nov. 18, that the should unreservedly renounce Bolshevism. The answer of the is a categorical negative, if by th...

122 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 123 and Austria, iti order to strengthen their struggle against the internal as well as external brigands and violators of their rights. All Russian Soviet institutions, central as well as the local, all trade unions, factory committees, the committees of the poor...

124 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 125 The proletariat of all countries must stop the slaughter by rising.
They are called to dictate peace in the interests of freedom and socialism.
Now the hour has come to act. At this moment the English and French workmen may follow the signal given by the Germa...

126 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 127 high sounding words is gone! The hour of action has struck for the Internationall We ask you to elect Workers and Soldiers Councils everywhere that will seize political power, and, together with us, will restore peace. Not Lloyd George and Poincaré, not Sonnin...

128 THE CLASS STRUGGLE The Crisis in the German Social Democracy To give to the movement its character By Karl Liebknecht, Rosa Luxemburg, and Franz Mehring The authors of this book, all of whom met death in various ways in January of this year, came together shortly after the European War began,...

First Appearance in this Country: From October to Brest Litovsk By LEON TROTZKY This book of about 100 pages covers the entire period of preparation for the October (Nov. 1917, Revolution in Petrograd, the events of the November Revolution itself (exciting struggles for individual buildings, disc...

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