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| | The Lithuanian Social Democratic Party and the Revolution of 1905 - Dalius Vasys |
 | | Between 1900 and 1905 the LSDP had been the preeminent party in Lithuania, but after 1905 its competitors gained strength rapidly and this was reflected in the results of the elections of the Constituent Assembly of 1920 when the LSDP managed to win only thirteen out of one hundred and twelve seats. | | | Thus, while in the Great Assembly of Vilnius the LSDP identified itself completely with the position of the Lithuanian nationalists, in 1906 it changed its name from the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party to the Social Democratic Party of Lithuania in order to stress its territorial rather than national character. | | | The party, furthermore, promised to guarantee the national and religious rights of minorities in Lithuania. |
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| | Bolsheviks and War [Sam Marcy -- 1985]: 3. Lenin's response to the war |
| | Lenin was a leading activist on the highest level of the Second International, as anyone can easily see who has read his evaluation of the international socialist congress in Stuttgart, as well as his comments on the Basel congress. | | | He then went on to analyze the existence of an opportunist current and explained how the congress defeated the Dutch delegates' opportunist formulation of the colonial question. | | | For a brief spell he was so downcast that he thought of leaving politics altogether. |
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| | AGAINST SUMMITS AND ANTI-SUMMITS : SF Indymedia |
| | This does not at all depreciate the struggle of the proletarians against the summits and anti-summits, struggle that inspires the delegates to these congresses, the cops, the governments and the social democrats with a real panic. | | | This awareness is and will be decisive for the structuring of the proletariat in world strength. | | | All historic examples demonstrate that when a proletarian insurrection develops, there are very few victims, and that when one attacks the chiefs of the repression and the bourgeois state, the number of comrades who falls is limited. |
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| | The proletarian revolutionaries had gained the majority of young and senior Party cadres and members. | | | The young proletarian revolutionary cadres led by Comrade Amado Guerrero had studied Marxism-Leninism independently of the CSMP. | | | More than any other factor, it is the ideological and political degeneration of the ruling party and state bureaucracy that has destroyed socialism. |
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| | INTERNATIONAL PROLETARIANISM |
| | It was only after the Sharpeville Massacre, when the South African struggle entered a qualitative new development, that with the Soweto Massacre „Black Power“ transcended these ideological and „racial“ boundaries, and ushered in a new epoch of true international proletarianism, within the framework of guerilla struggle and socialist revolutionary praxis. | | | The relevance of the above for the African Revolution within the context of World Revolution, Lenin had underlined when he stated: without revolutionary theory, no revolution. | | | Hence while Lenin was still alive, South Africa had a communist party, which became a member of the Comintern. |
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| | Political Affairs Magazine - The Philippines: The Philippine Communist Party (PKP) To Celebrate 75th Year |
| | The PKP was formally launched at a public rally on November 7, 1930, the anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution in Russia which ushered in the epoch of world socialist revolution. | | | The founding convention was held at the Templo del Trabajo ("temple of labor") in the working class district of Tondo in Manila, with 60 delegates who were leaders of labor federations, trade unions and peasant associations affiliated to the Katipunan ng mga Anak-Pawis ng Pilipinas (KAP, or the Proletarian Labor Congress of the Philippines). | | | It was organized as a party by a convention held on August 26, 1930, the 34th anniversary of the beginning of the national revolutionary armed struggle against Spanish colonialism (the 1896 Revolution which was led by national hero Andres Bonifacio). |
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| | In Russia: an internationalist forum International Communist Current |
| | 9th ICC Congress: Appeal to the Proletarian Political Milieu | | | 7th Congress of the ICC: Resolution on the Proletarian Political Milieu | | | In this period, marked by generalised imperialist war, we consider that the question of internationalism is critical in separating those who seek to work for the revolutionary emancipation of the working class, and those who merely seek to strengthen the hold of the bourgeois state and its apparatus of control and mystification. |
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| | Against Revisionism on the Afro-American National Question |
| | Today, the CLP upholds the same program as the CPUSA did in 1970, agitating for political reforms in the Black Belt as a substitute for a national rebellion that would bring to power an Afro-American government of a revolutionary democratic and/or proletarian character. | | | Resolutions of the Third National Congress of the October League (Marxist-Leninist), "The Struggle for Black Liberation and Socialist Revolution," Chicago, 1976. | | | In Puerto Rico, the majority of the proletarians work for U.S.-owned corporations. |
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| | Internationalism and Nationalism |
| | It constitutes an extremely integral part of the movement of proletarian internationalism, constituting its broadest direct ally. | | | This revolutionary national liberation movement is not in contradiction to proletarian internationalism, but it is entirely consistent with it. | | | This is the correct application of the great principles of proletarian internationalism. |
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| | Theoretical Guide |
| | In championing the right of secession and articulating the principle of self-determination in the national, democratic programme, Lenin sparked off a violent theoretical controversy among his co-revolutionaries. | | | Whether such a right will lead to disintegration and fragmentation of smaller states, whether the freedom to secede contradicts the Marxian principle of proletarian internationalism, were questions raised against his thesis on the national question. | | | That is, under what political and economic conditions of oppression a nation will opt for secession, and whether such a decision to secede and the struggle for national independence will serve the interests of the class struggle of both the oppressed and oppressor nations. |
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| | Advancing the World Revolutionary Movement: Questions of Strategic Orientation |
| | I referred to a law that was passed in the Soviet Union in 1934 which made for stiffer penalties, including the death penalty, for actions betraying the Soviet Union; and in the preamble to that law, it is said that defense of the fatherland is the highest duty of a communist. | | | As I understand it, there was a struggle or a disagreement (however it should be described) between Lenin and James Connolly, who was one of the leading revolutionary Irish figures, one of the revolutionary leaders at the time of the Easter Uprising in Ireland during World War 1. | | | Quite the contrary—but what he insisted on was with all that, proletarians are internationalists. |
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| | History of The First International by G. M. Stekloff |
| | It does not appeal to the intellect alone; it appeals also to the heart. | | | As soon as the proletariat becomes class-conscious, it begins to protest vigorously, and to struggle against national oppression and the inequality of national rights. | | | This particular aspect of internationalism the proletarian movement has in common with many other movements, from the thousand and one scientific congresses to the International Labour Office in Basle and the International Agricultural Institute in Rome. |
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| | Soviet Ideology |
| | He lectured several times at the Hague Academy of International Law and his text 'International Law in the International System' is to be found in the Recueil des Cours 147 (1975 IV), 1-218. | | | The communist view on international law Soviet law comprises, generally speaking, a system of norms set by the state. | | | An extract from The October Revolution and Proletarian Internationalism. |
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| | MarxVsWeberUnoMas in SocialThoughtWiki |
| | We have to spend less time slaving for rent and groceries and more time thinking, acting, and creating freely. | | | Though after the liquidation of the Paris Commune he had no illusions about the ferocity with which capitalist states were capable of defending themselves, either. | | | Marx's answer was not that the ruling class exerted such power through its steely grasp on the state, snuffing out all expressions of proletarian political aspirations. |
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| | The Public Eye : Website of Political Research Associates |
| | Racial divisions remain crucial fracture lines in US and are replicated in progressive politics; a commitment to anti-racism (including immigrants' rights) implies that the potential racial implications of coalitional politics should be a primary consideration. | | | Especially because the US remains the most powerful nation on earth and has a long history of imperial domination, Americans committed to internationalism, to global equity and sustainability, should be leery of using appeals to nationalism. | | | It is less focussed on seizing states than on changing what states do and how they do it; in addition it is concerned with gaining greater popular control over various international institutions such as the World Bank and the IMF and strengthening civil societies within countries and transnationally. |
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| | GSD: Peter Waterman's Hopeful... |
| | This act, that war, represented both the zenith and nadir of the 19th century tradition of democratic and socialist nationalism and internationalism. | | | Frank was a Scottish worker who still wore his proletarian hobnailed boots. | | | This is an extremely limited selection from a large and growing electronic database, kept on CDS-Isis. |
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| | October 1917: Beginning of the Proletarian Revolution |
| | ” (Theses on Bourgeois Democracy and the Proletarian Dictatorship, First Congress of the CI). | | | This is how Bolshevism acted in the convulsions which shook capitalism at the beginning of the century. | | | This another well-established legend about the Bolsheviks: their internationalism was just a ‘tactic’ aimed first of all at winning the confidence of the popular masses, who were tired of the war; and secondly at subordinating the whole world workers’ movement to a policy of defending the Russian capitalist state. |
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| | Origin of Differences Between CPSU and CPC |
| | Stalin's life was that of a great Marxist-Leninist, a great proletarian revolutionary. | | | But in his secret report to the 20th Congress, Comrade Khrushchov completely negated Stalin, and in doing so defamed the dictatorship of the proletariat, defamed the socialist system, the great CPSU, the great Soviet Union and the international communist movement. | | | The principles guiding relations among fraternal Parties and countries laid down in the Declaration are concrete expressions of the principle of proletarian internationalism and stand opposed to the great-power chauvinism and sectarianism of the leadership of the CPSU. |
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| | Definition of internationalism |
| | Internationalism is opposed to racism and national chauvinism. | | | We seek a united front of oppressed nations led by the international proletariat against imperialism. | | | In the proletarian internationalist view, exploitation inevitably leads to violent conflict, so peace amongst nations depends on a global view not defending private property. |
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| | Communist Party of Spain (reconstituted) |
| | Hence, the proletariat concentrates its efforts on overthrowing the State of the bourgeoisie to replace it by another one, the proletarian State, the dictatorship of the proletariat. | | | This is the already known phenomenom of the proletarianization of the lower layers of the petty-bourgeoisie which suffer in a very characteristic way a strong pressure of the monopolies. | | | For this it is necessary to create a mature, disciplined proletarian party, which is intimately linked to the revolutionary movement of the working and popular layers, which organizes them, raises their conscience and prepares them for the revolution. |
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| | Proletarian internationalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The idea is that members of the working class should act in solidarity towards world revolution and support working people in other countries, rather than following their respective national governments. | | | This page was last modified 05:51, 4 April 2006. | | | The antonym of proletarian internationalism is bourgeois nationalism; according to Marxist theory proletarian nationalism and bourgeois internationalism are oxymorons. |
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| | Overthrowing Capitalist Globalization : SF Indymedia |
| | The proletarian state will renounce all imperialist alliances, such as NATO. | | | Trade policies will also have to be developed toward imperialist and other reactionary states. | | | The outlook of the revolutionary proletariat and its vanguard party is and must be internationalism, not nationalism. |
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| | Rhodes University / Library / Theses / 2001 / Othieno / ?template=print |
| | These practices by the United States laid the foundation for Cuba’s anti-colonialism and anti-imperialism abroad. | | | This nationalism and ideals of internationalism constitutes the central idea in the Cuban revolution. | | | This study examines Cuba’s role in the two southern African countries of Angola and Namibia during the Cold War period. |
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| | Brief history of left communism for Proletarian Tribune |
| | The imperialist war of 1914 and the Russian revolution of 1917 both confirmed the marxist vision that capitalism would inevitably enter its "epoch of social revolution", and precipitated a fundamental split in the workers’ movement. | | | But, to a large extent because Bolshevism had undermined its own role as a proletarian vanguard by fusing with the state, the most important left currents within the party tended to be led by lesser known figures who were able to remain closer to the class than to the state machine. | | | It was the left wing currents who alone kept the banner of proletarian internationalism flying during the imperialist holocaust, who rallied to the defence of the proletarian revolution in Russia, and who led the strikes and uprisings which broke out in numerous countries in the wake of the war. |
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| | Nepal Maoists, India & China |
| | This is the peculiarity of the era of imperialism and proletarian revolution. | | | Theoretically, the possibility of the direct fusion of the national liberation movement and the proletarian movement, as stated by Lenin, can also be witnessed here. | | | The challenge of applying the universal principles of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism to the particularity of the national liberation and democratic movements of this region, under the guidance of the great idea and aspiration of proletarian internationalism, remains formidable. |
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| | Communist Party of Great Britain - Draft Programme |
| | If the proletariat wishes to defeat the bourgeoisie, it must train from among its ranks its own proletarian class politicians who should not be inferior to the bourgeois politicians. | | | It is a proletarian internationalist duty for communists to make revolution in their own country. | | | Objective conditions in Britain require the workers of all nationalities to organise in a single countrywide Communist Party. |
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| | ipedia.com: Proletariat Article |
| | In George Orwell's famous novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, those not directly associated with The Party (either the "Inner Party" of rulers or the "Outer Party" of bureaucrats) were referred to as proles. | | | Originally it was identified as those people who have no other wealth than their sons; the term was initially used in a derogatory sense, until Karl Marx used it as a positive term to identify what he termed the working class. | | | The proletariat is a term used to identify a lower social class ; a member of such a class is called a proletarian. |
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| | Review Essay: International Law and Eurocentricity: Introduction |
| | G.I. Tunkin, one of the leading Soviet international legal jurists, observed that one of the principles of Soviet internationalism, the international law governing relations between socialist states, was that of `proletarian internationalism, which signified the fraternal friendship, close co-operation, mutual assistance of the working classes of various countries in the struggle for their liberation'. | | | Hence, Soviet internationalism, just like liberalism, upon which modern international law is predicated, posits a `universal system'. | | | Soviet approaches are principally predicated on a contrasting ideological basis to bourgeois or capitalist law, namely, socialism. |
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| | Declaration of Communist Workers Guard |
| | The Party of Labour under the leadership of Enver Hoxha constructed a scientific-atheist state of contemporary proletarian socialism. | | | The AUCWG (B) is created as a political organisation of the working class, as an organisation of professional proletarian revolutionaries. | | | The party strengthens, purifies and augments its ranks by dint of revolutionary- proletarian struggles against the bourgeoisie, by means of organisational and ideological struggles directed against revisionism and sectarianism of all kinds. |
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| | Communist Party of Spain (reconstituted) |
| | This is the case of the ones that propose that the main enemy of the proletariat in the European capitalist countries is the imperialism and, particularly, the yankee imperialism. | | | (6) V.I. Lenin: "The tsaks of the proletariat in our revolution (Project of platform of the proletarian party)", September 1917. | | | From this moment, important sectors of the student and proletarian youth, as well as the progressive intellectuality, have stood out in the struggle against the over-exploitation, the fascistization of the State, the national opression and the imperialist aggressiveness. |
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| | The Militant - May 20, 2002 -- What lessons should working people draw from the elections in France? |
| | It is these intertwined crises that are sharply revealed in the elections and the political whirlwind that broke in their aftermath. | | | The elections also confirmed the bankruptcy and dead-end roads represented by the various "left," "socialist," and "communist" groups who pose as alternatives for the working class. | | | Their wholesale capitulation to bourgeois lesser-evil politics, the middle-class "antifascist" hysteria, and the "defeat Le Pen, vote Chirac" drive led by social democratic forces show how long ago they lost any connection to proletarian internationalism or integration with the living resistance of workers and farmers. |
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| | Index |
| | This proletarian program stood behind the often ambiguous tactical definitions that socialist and communist parties produced during the century of their hegemony over the proletariat. | | | There was a time, not so long ago, when internationalism was a key component of proletarian struggles and progressive politics in general. | | | International solidarity had to be recognised not as an act of charity or altruism for the good of others, a noble sacrifice for another national working class, but rather as proper to and inseparable from each national proletariat's own desire and struggle for liberation. |
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| | Workers of the World Unite Against the Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan! |
| | This reveals in a clear manner the principled approach of the world proletarian forces in not violating the sovereignty of the Spanish democratic state. | | | All volunteers were placed under the command of the General Staff of the Spanish democratic government. | | | The foreign policy of a socialist country is conducted on the basis of the principle of proletarian internationalism and a fundamental element of this principle is the recognition of the right of nations to self-determination. |
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| | CHNN 17, Autumn 2004: Thesis Reports |
| | This thesis, by contrast, points at the negative implications of east-west détente to west european communism: as after 1968, the concern of both the Soviet Union and the United States was to ease tension on the european continent by engaging in disarmament talks and by resolving the 'German problem', radical regime shifts were not welcomed. | | | This understanding led the west european communist parties to transform their internationalism and to re-set it on specific points. | | | Thirdly, it points at the close interconnections between the developments of these parties and the development of the Cold War and the shift to détente from the 1960s onwards. |
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| | Isayev today is the leader of the Party of Proletarian Dictatorship based in the city of Samara (former Kuibyshev) in Russia. | | | This is illustrated vividly by the experience of Grigory Isayev. | | | In the spring of 1998, as the Chairman of the City Stachkom (Strike Committee), he led the two-month long strike which paralyzed the center of the city and included the lockout of the plant administration. |
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| | Questions of National Policy and Proletarian Internationalism |
| | Why the fight of oppressed nations for self-determination is decisive in the worldwide proletarian struggle to take and hold power. | | | Why workers and farmers in imperialist countries have a deep class interest in championing this right. | | | Background to 'The Struggle for a Proletarian Party' / Clarke |
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| | Nigel Harris: The Mandate of Heaven (14. The Theory) |
| | It must mean also that the Chinese State is bound to accept the States concerned, to accept the given order of the world; it is impossible to maintain State relations while simultaneously taking active steps to encourage revolt or even using Chinese diplomatic missions abroad to proclaim the need for revolution. | | | For the alliance between the Western proletariat and the “oppressed nations” could with ease be construed as support for the ruling classes of the backward countries. | | | “Internationalism” must mean relations between States, between ruling classes, not a world class alliance. |
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| | ETOL: Questions and answers |
| | Leon Trotsky was born Lev Davidovich Bronstein in 1879, in a well-off middle-class peasant Jewish family in the rural town of Janovka in the Ukraine, then part of the czarist Russian empire. | | | The Left Opposition led by Trotsky urged both Social Democratic and Communist German workers to form a proletarian United Front for the express and limited purpose of defense of class interests (workers' organizations and democratic rights) against the Nazis and capitalist reaction. | | | The approach to such a united front would be "March separately, strike together!" Instead the Stalinists aimed all their hostility at the Social Democrats as "Social Fascists," thus splitting the workers' movement and allowing the Nazis into power. |
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| | This is one kind of discussion which we do not find so often in North America. | | | But in practice it was not a question of real proletarian internationalism. | | | If not in terms of immediate results (improved conditions, growth of revolutionary consciousness, development of the movement, etc) at least in the long term modifying of power relations. |
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| | An ABC of COMMUNISM |
| | This is internationalism; countries trading with each other. | | | Lenin argued that true internationalism is fighting for the revolution in our own countries. | | | Only in this way can we really support the revolutions in other countries. |
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| | What is Proletarian Interracialism> |
| | It is not only a question of defending the right to choose separate self-organization; at present we often advocate the formation of Black self-defense groups. | | | White workers can be won to the fight for revolution and Black liberation when Black workers chart an uncompromising path which challenges the system which exploits us all. | | | The interracialist revolutionary group defends the right of the mass of racially oppressed people to advance their struggle through self-organization, if they so choose. |
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| | Genesis of Pabloism |
| | The precarious internationalism of the American SWP, maintained through intimate collaboration with Trotsky during his exile in Mexico, did not survive the assassination of Trotsky in 1940 and the onset of world war. | | | The task facing the Fourth Internationalists was clear: to mobilize the class against the threat of fascism and war, to amass the cadres for the world revolutionary party which would stand for proletarian internationalism in the face of the march toward imperialist war and the social chauvinist capitulation of the Second and Third Internationals. | | | The conference also adopted a “Manifesto of the Fourth International on the Imperialist War and the Proletarian World Revolution&; written by Trotsky. |
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| | In his masterful speech of 24th September 1992 from the prison of the enemy, Comrade Gonzalo pointed out that his capture was only a "bend in the road" and not the great defeat the enemy was claiming. | | | The party in each country has the fundamental responsibility for developing the line for revolution there, including in resolving issues of two-line struggle in that party. | | | At the same time, there is no doubt that there are often differences of opinions among the Maoists internationally. |
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| | The building of a revolutionary organization must begin that is demanded by the new historical situation, by the epoch of proletarian revolutionary action but it can begin only over the heads of the old leaders, the stranglers of revolutionary energy, over the heads of the old party, through its destruction. | | | Chairman Mao Tse-tung, in his elevation of Marxism to a new, third and superior stage, has extraordinarily developed scientific socialism as the theory and practice of the revolution, principally with his unfading development of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. | | | In his great work "State and Revolution" on socialism as the first phase of Communism, he wrote: |
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| | The Militant - 1/11/99 -- Celebrate 70-Year Anniversary Of The `Militant' |
| | One of the principal duties of every Communist in every party of the Cominten is to fight along with the Opposition for the teachings of Marks, Engels, and Lenin on this basic question. | | | The attempts to revise the basic Marxist-Leninist doctrine with the spurious theory of socialism in one country have been rightly resisted by the Opposition led by Trotsky. | | | The prediction and warning contained in this platform against the inevitable growth and aggressiveness of a genuine right wing in the party (Rykov, Tomsky, etc.) has been precisely confirmed in the intervening period, particularly in recent months. |
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| | Fifth South Asia Regional Conference of RIM Parties and Organisations |
| | l Proletarian Party of Purbo Bangla Maobadi Punargathan Kendro, PBSM MPK | | | "There is one, and only one, kind of real internationalism, and that is - working whole-heartedly for the development of the revolutionary movement and the revolutionary struggle in one's own country, and supporting (by propaganda, sympathy, and material aid) this struggle, this, and only this, line, in every country without exception" (Lenin). | | | This trend is also manifested in the intensifying struggles of the countries of South Asia such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bhutan. |
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| | Monthly Review November 1998 Michael Löwy |
| | The rebirth of a combative trade-union movement in the United States is an encouraging sign, but it is in Europe that we find the most powerful movements resisting neoliberalism—even though they have yet to develop much continent-wide coordination. | | | Here and there, the seeds of a new internationalism, independent of all states, are to be seen. | | | It was a tool for petty national bureaucracies, who used it to give cover to whatever policies their national states happened to be following. |
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http://www.monthlyreview.org/1198lowy.htm
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| | Internationalism, as such is an index of the revolutionary commitments and convictions of the nation as a whole. | | | In this historic period our people have honored and continue to honor, firmly and without any hesitation the principles of proletarian internationalism and our duties to the world revolutionary movement. | | | Internationalism is an integral part of the revolutionary experience and ideology. |
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http://www.trincoll.edu/~rgordon2/cubalink.htm
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| | Lenin and Internationalism |
| | Only in the autumn of that year, 1924, did Stalin come out with the anti-Marxist idea of “Socialism in One Country”, reflecting the interests of the conservative bureaucracy that had become dominant in the party and state. | | | The March events in Germany have shown how dangerous it is for the ranks of the working class, the Communist vanguard of the proletariat, to be forced to fight the enemy before the proletarian masses have begun to move”, warned the Congress. | | | The Third Congress of the Communist International warns all Communist Parties that the proletarian struggle for power is threatened by the fact that the ruling and propertied classes have a well-thought-out strategy, while the working class is only beginning to develop a strategy. |
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http://www.marxist.com/Theory/lenin_internationalism.htm
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