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60V. I. LENINthrough thousands of transitional stages, boundaries andgradations. When a workers’ party grows very quickly (asours did in 1905-06) its penetration by a mass of elementsimbued with a petty-bourgeois spirit is inevitable. Andthere is nothing bad about that. The historic task of the proletariatis to assimilate, re-school, re-educate all the elementsof the old society that the latter bequeaths it in theshape of offshoots of the petty bourgeoisie. But the proletariatmust re-educate these newcomers and influence them,not be influenced by them. Of the “Social-Democrats of thedays of freedom”, who first became Social-Democrats inthe days of enthusiasm and celebration, the days of clarionslogans, the days of proletarian victories which turned theheads of even purely bourgeois intellectuals, very manybegan to study in earnest, to study Marxism and to learnpersistent proletarian work—they will always remain Social-Democrats and Marxists. Others did not succeed in gaining,or were incapable of gaining, anything from the proletarianparty but a few texts and “striking” slogans learned by heart,a few phrases about “boycottism”, “boyevism”, and so forth.When such elements thought to foist their “theories”, theirworld outlook, i.e., their short-sighted views, on the workers’party, a split with them became inevitable.The fate of the boycottists of the Third Duma is an obviousexample that admirably shows the difference between thetwo elements.The majority of the Bolsheviks, sincerely carried awayby the desire for a direct and immediate fight against theheroes of June 3, were inclined to boycott the Third Duma,but were very soon able to cope with the new situation. Theydid not go repeating words learned by heart but attentivelystudied the new historical conditions, pondered over thequestion why events had gone that way and not otherwise,worked with their heads, not merely with their tongues,carried out serious and persistent proletarian work, and theyvery quickly realised the utter stupidity, the utter paltrinessof otzovism. Others clutched at words, began to concoct“their own line” from half-digested phrases, to shout about“boycottism, otzovism, ultimatumism”, to substitute thesecries for the proletarian revolutionary work which the givenhistorical conditions dictated, and to collect a new faction
FACTION OF SUPPORTERS OF OTZOVISM AND GOD-BUILDERS61from all sorts of immature elements in the ranks of Bolshevism.Good riddance to you, my friends? We have done everythingwe could to teach you Marxism and Social-Democraticwork. Now we declare the most ruthless and irreconcilablewar on the liquidators, both of the Right and of theLeft, who are corrupting the workers’ party by theoreticalrevisionism and petty-bourgeois methods of policy andtactics.Supplement to ProletaryNo. 47-48,September 11 (24), 1909Published according tothe Supplement to Proletary
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123CONCERNING VEKHI 66The well-know
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CONCERNING VEKHI125the leaders of a
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CONCERNING VEKHI127Good, is it not?
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CONCERNING VEKHI129tions, would giv
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CONCERNING VEKHI131and the Cadet re
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ELEVENTH SESSION OF INTERNATIONAL S
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145THE VPERYOD GROUP 75A CONSPECTUS
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147TOWARDS UNITYExactly a year ago,
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TOWARDS UNITY149split and the polic
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TOWARDS UNITY151Let us unite and go
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TOWARDS UNITY153putable and to inte
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165WHAT TO FIGHT FOR?The recent utt
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WHAT TO FIGHT FOR?167By its continu
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WHAT TO FIGHT FOR?169And the darker
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171THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FINLANDOn M
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THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FINLAND173thin
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THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FINLAND175But
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185PARTY UNITY ABROADA base of oper
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NOTES OF A PUBLICISTPublished March
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197ITHE “PLATFORM” OF THE ADHER
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST199and that we
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST201there can be
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST203sense, for e
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST205lar”. But
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST207Incidentally
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST209at a loss, c
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST211(on the over
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST213Otkliki Bund
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST217passes on to
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST2193. THE TERMS
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST221ing at in Ot
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST223sions of the
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST225sheviks and
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST227propositions
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST229In Golos’s
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST231period of co
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST233nise the nee
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST235them in acco
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST237propose amen
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST239does not lik
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST241when there i
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST243Koltsov, Mar
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST247matures depe
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST251attention on
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST253I thought to
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST255Not Be Done
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST257dear sirs. Y
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NOTES OF A PUBLICIST259The election
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THE JUBILEE NUMBER OF ZIHNA261FROM
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265DRAFT RESOLUTION ON CO-OPERATIVE
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THE VPERYOD FACTION269to bourgeois
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275THE QUESTION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOC
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HOW CERTAIN S.D. INFORM INTERNATION
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289ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE PUBLICATIONO
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THE LESSONS OF THE REVOLUTION299the
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305TWO WORLDSMuch has been written
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TWO WORLDS307bourgeois order, are n
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TWO WORLDS309cal law, that wherever
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IS THIS THE TURN OF THE TIDE?321Dem
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323L. N. TOLSTOYLeo Tolstoy is dead
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333AN OPEN LETTERTO ALL PRO-PARTY S
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353TOLSTOY AND THE PROLETARIAN STRU
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355THE BEGINNING OF DEMONSTRATIONSA
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359WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE COUNTRY
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361IVAN VASILYEVICH BABUSHKINAN OBI
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STRIKE STATISTICS IN RUSSIA 143Writ
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402V. I. LENINas a percentage of th
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406V. I. LENINthe struggle, strikes
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408V. I. LENINto about ten kopeks a
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412V. I. LENINboth of them from the
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414V. I. LENINNumber of strikes(in
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418V. I. LENINof the struggle betwe
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420V. I. LENINMartov, too, wrote of
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428V. I. LENINlarge-scale productio
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438V. I. LENINIt was found that the
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440V. I. LENINout by Marxists and w
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442V. I. LENINVIITHE LOW PRODUCTIVI
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444V. I. LENINstrongly built of all
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446V. I. LENINCapitalism raises the
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NOTES451God-builders, god-building
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NOTES463777879808182and Trotskyists
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