 | The Class Struggle, , p. 1.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 1. 1! waux.
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THE CLASS STRUGGLE Vol. MAY JUNE. 1917 No. C N E TS Page The Task Before Us. The Russian Revolun on and It: Siguficance.
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TI CIflJ STINCICILE.
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 | The Class Struggle, , p. 4.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4THE CLASS STRUGGLE paid for this evasion will not absolve us from the task of undertaking their solution. They are pressing upon us. The old International is dead. And unless we are willing to give up all hope of creating a new International based upon the international solidarity of the working... |
 | The Class Struggle, , p. 5.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 5 THE CLASS STRUGGLE President Wilson injunction to be neutral in thought. The action of the German Socialists in supporting the Kaiser gov ernment in this war was either openly approved by our official leadership, or else We were admonished not to disapprove of it on the plea of neutrality.
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 | The Class Struggle, , p. 6.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 66 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Socialist Congress of Copenhagen 1910 B 191 whichdeclaresthat. an a. In the event war should come notwithstanding the efiorts of the Socialists to prevent it, then it becomes the duty of the Socralists to work for its speedy termination, and to use all the power at their comma... |
 | The Class Struggle, , p. 7.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 7THE CLASS STRUGGLE that or any other nation are equally interested. And on the other hand, separate action by the Socialists of the country involved threatens the very foundations of Socialist internationalisrn the very lifeblood of the Socialist movement. Both, the true interests of the nation ... |
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l0 THE CLASS STRUGGLE thereby offending our prospective customers regard being had to the fact that as matters then stood the Central Empires were as likely to be our customer as the members of the Entente.
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THE CLASS STRUGGLE rels which will immediately be patched up the moment the toiling masses should show any sign of revolt the erstwhile enemies uniting their energies in an eEort to crush the real common enemy.
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 | The Class Struggle, , p. 10.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 10l4 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Our strategic power is great. Our course of action will influence profound 1y the action of the whole international movement.
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 | The Class Struggle, , p. 11.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 11l6 THE CLASS STRUGGLE tion had been rather peculiarly constituted. We had, on the one side, a primitive system of fragmentary, discrganized, small scale production, on the other, gigantic undertakings which frequently employed 15, 000 to 20, 000 laborers and employees. After the Revolution the c... |
 | The Class Struggle, , p. 12.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 12IS THE CLASS STRUGGLE necessary to pay for all kinds of war manufacturies, all these the Slunst government attempted to cover by a promiscuous print ing of paper money. This course was followed, naturally, by a steady depreciation in the value of paper money, until it was worth hardly 50 per cen... |
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20 THE CLASS STRUGGLE come into power. The old, semi feudal, noble, landowning class is overthrown. In its place stand the new rulers, the modern, capitalist bourgeoisie.
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22 THE CLASS STRUGGLE The War and America By LOUIS FRAINA The entry of American Capitalism into the war is the culmina tion of a process interesting in itself, and still more interesting as a token of what is to come.
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 | The Class Struggle, , p. 15.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: /documents/3755?search%5Bnames%5D%5B%5D=The+Class+Struggle Lugar: New York, États-Unis Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 15. 24 THE CLASS STRUGGLE two and three hundred. per cent profit? Even an unselfish war for democracy must be made to pay in dollars and cents. Otherwise, what the good of it all. Only a supreme novelist could adequately describe the emotions of this period; only a supreme economist analyze the econo... |
