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Lenin CW-Vol. 23.pdf - From Marx to Mao

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404 NOTES109110111112113capitalism in agriculture and differentiation of the peasantry, andaggravated the class struggle in the rural areas. p. 266Reference is <strong>to</strong> a speech by F. Turati in the Italian Parliament onDecember 17, 1916, in which he sought <strong>to</strong> justify the imperialist war.The speech appeared on the next day in Avanti! (No. 345), and commentin the socialist press of various countries was summarised in<strong>Vol</strong>ksrecht (December 23, No. 301) under the heading “Eine RedeTuratis über das Friedensangebot” (“Turati Speech on Peace Proposals”).<strong>Lenin</strong> quotes and criticises the speech in his article “BourgeoisPacifism and Socialist Pacifism” (see pp. 175-94 of this volume). p. 268Statistics and Sociology was meant for publication, legally, as aseparate pamphlet under the pen-name P. Piryuchov. The articlewas never finished. p. 271This article was written in reply <strong>to</strong> one by Robert Grimm, “Mehrheitund Minderheit in der Militärfrage” (“Majority and Minorityon the War Issue”), in the Berner Tagwacht of January 23-27, 1917(Nos. 19-23) and the magazine Neues Leben (New Life) No. 1 for1917. p. 278Die Glocke (The Bell)—a fortnightly magazine published in Munichand later in Berlin in 1915-25 by Parvus (Alexander Gelfand), asocial-chauvinist member of the German Social-Democratic Party.p. 278These amendments were proposed by the Swiss Lefts at the Zurichcan<strong>to</strong>nal party congress in Töss, February 11-12, 1917.The congress had before it two draft resolutions: (1) a social-chauvinistdraft submitted by minority members of the commission onthe war issue, and (2) a Centrist draft from the commission majority.The latter was adopted with the amendments formulated by <strong>Lenin</strong>by 93 votes <strong>to</strong> 65. The Lefts voted for the resolution in order <strong>to</strong>prevent adoption of the social-chauvinist draft. The typewrittencopy of the amendments has this note by <strong>Lenin</strong> on the results ofthe voting:“For the Right-wing Klöti and Co. resolution — 65 — 82¥ 32 & 32 for this” ” Grimm Centrist resolution — 93 ¥ & resolution61 out of 158Total 158”The amendments were published in No. 1 of the leaflet “Gegendie Lüge der Vaterlandsverteidigung” (“Against the Fatherland DefenceLie”) issued by the Swiss Left in February 1917 in close cooperationwith <strong>Lenin</strong>.<strong>Lenin</strong> discusses the struggle within the Swiss Social-DemocraticParty in his article “The S<strong>to</strong>ry of One Short Period in the Lifeof One Socialist Party” (see pp. 283-86 of this volume). p. 282

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