Collected Works of V. I. Lenin - Vol. 21 - From Marx to Mao

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18 V. I. LENIN Neither of the two belligerent groups of nations is second to the other in cruelty and atrocities in warfare. 6. It is the first and foremost task of Russian Social- Democrats to wage a ruthless and all-out struggle against Great-Russian and tsarist-monarchist chauvinism, and against the sophisms used by the Russian liberals, Cadets, 5 a section of the Narodniks, and other bourgeois parties, in defence of that chauvinism. From the viewpoint of the working class and the toiling masses of all the peoples of Russia, the defeat of the tsarist monarchy and its army, which oppress Poland, the Ukraine, and many other peoples of Russia, and foment hatred among the peoples so as to increase Great-Russian oppression of the other nationalities, and consolidate the reactionary and barbarous government of the tsar’s monarchy, would be the lesser evil by far. 7. The following must now be the slogans of Social- Democracy: First, all-embracing propaganda, involving the army and the theatre of hostilities as well, for the socialist revolution and the need to use weapons, not against their brothers, the wage slaves in other countries, but against the reactionary and bourgeois governments and parties of all countries; the urgent necessity of organising illegal nuclei and groups in the armies of all nations, to conduct such propaganda in all languages; a merciless struggle against the chauvinism and “patriotism” of the philistines and bourgeoisie of all countries without exception. In the struggle against the leaders of the present International, who have betrayed socialism, it is imperative to appeal to the revolutionary consciousness of the working masses, who bear the entire burden of the war and are in most cases hostile to opportunism and chauvinism. Secondly, as an immediate slogan, propaganda for republics in (Germany, Poland, Russia, and other countries, and for the transforming of all the separate states of Europe into a republican United States of Europe. 6 Thirdly and particularly, a struggle against the tsarist monarchy and Great-Russian, Pan-Slavist chauvinism, and advocacy of a revolution in Russia, as well as of the liberation of and self-determination for nationalities oppressed by Russia, coupled with the immediate slogans of a demo-
TASKS OF REVOLUTIONARY SOCIAL-DEMOCRACY IN WAR 19 cratic republic, the confiscation of the landed estates, and an eight-hour working day. A group of Social-Democrats, members of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Party Written not later than August 24 (September 6), 1914 The introduction The Russian Social-Democrats on the European War is published for the first time The theses (resolution) were first published in full in 1929 in the second and third editions of the works of V. I. Lenin, Volume 18 The introduction is published according to the manuscript; the theses (resolution) according to a copy made by N. K. Krupskaya
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80 V. I. LENIN BIBLIOGRAPHY No comp
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82 V. I. LENIN on the charge of hav
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84 V. I. LENIN by Struve; 1st ed.
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86 V. I. LENIN V. Ilyin, R. Luxembu
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88 V. I. LENIN Gorter, Der historis
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90 V. I. LENIN Hilferding’s Böhm
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92 A GERMAN VOICE ON THE WAR “In
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94 DEAD CHAUVINISM AND LIVING SOCIA
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96 V. I. LENIN situation has greatl
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98 V. I. LENIN us, revolutionaries,
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100 V. I. LENIN “defeated armies
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102 ON THE NATIONAL PRIDE OF THE GR
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104 V. I. LENIN gallows, dungeons,
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106 V. I. LENIN by the Great Russia
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108 V. I. LENIN On November 23 (N.S
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110 V. I. LENIN war has clearly pro
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112 V. I. LENIN less consistency, a
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114 V. I. LENIN nothing of the patr
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116 V. I. LENIN against the slogan
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118 THE RUSSIAN BRAND OF SÜDEKUM T
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120 V. I. LENIN “the defeat of Ge
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122 V. I. LENIN What ought the Belg
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126 V. I. LENIN For our part and in
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128 V. I. LENIN As for the Organisi
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130 V. I. LENIN In quoting these wo
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132 THE LONDON CONFERENCE Below we
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134 V. I. LENIN The delegates to th
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138 V. I. LENIN of present-day demo
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146 V. I. LENIN The trouble is that
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148 V. I. LENIN sometimes (like par
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150 V. I. LENIN present-day democra
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152 V. I. LENIN colonial policies,
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154 V. I. LENIN having gone over (i
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156 V. I. LENIN were two main curre
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158 THE CONFERENCE OF THE R.S.D.L.P
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160 V. I. LENIN The national ideolo
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162 V. I. LENIN The baneful influen
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172 V. I. LENIN We shall note that,
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174 V. I. LENIN This slogan will ac
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176 V. I. LENIN made in Petrovsky
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178 ON THE LONDON CONFERENCE The de
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180 V. I. LENIN it silent about our
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182 V. I. LENIN to establish friend
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184 V. I. LENIN The points on which
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186 V. I. LENIN not yet matured, an
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188 THE QUESTION OF THE UNITY OF IN
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190 V. I. LENIN detrimental to clar
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194 THE COLLAPSE OF PLATONIC INTERN
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196 V. I. LENIN dangerous defenders
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SOCIALISM AND WAR 301 and unequal s
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367 APPEAL ON THE WAR Worker Comrad
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WE ARE THANKFUL FOR SUCH FRANKNESS
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THE LIFE AND WORK OF V. I. LENIN Ou
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490 February 14-19 (February 27- Ma
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492 THE LIFE AND WORK OF V. I. LENI
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