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File Name: TUTM20.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: The Trade Unions and Trotsky's Mistakes
20 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
But I had no choic.
My principal material is Comrade Trotsky 's pamphlet, The Role and Tasks of the trade union.When I compare it with the theses he submitted to the Central Committee, and go over it very carefully, I am amazed at the number of theoretical mistakes and glaring blunders it contain
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File Name: UFF15.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Under a False Flag
1 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
Moreover, this trend was more and more basing itself -- and ultimately based itself solidly -- on the interests of a definite social stratum within the democracy of the tim.
"All-pervading gradualism" naturally attracted into the ranks of that democracy a number of petty-bourgeois fellow-travellers; furthermore, the specifically petty-bourgeois conditions, and consequently, a petty-bourgeois political orientation, became the rule with a definite stratum of parliamentarians, journalists, and trade union officials; a kind of bureaucracy and aristocracy of the working class was arising in a manner more or less pronounced and clear-cu.
Take, for instance, the possession of colonies and the expansion of colonial possession
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File Name: VCTWP06.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Victory of Cadets . . . Tasks of Workers Party
1 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
Like a true disciple of Brentano, you think that trade unions are safer for the bourgeoisie (and therefore more sound and respectabl.If we take the trade unions, we shall find that, in spite of all the philistine tittle-tattle about their being ignored in time of revolution, Russia never saw such a multitude of trade union organisations formed by the workers as in those day.The columns of the socialist, and precisely the socialist, newspapers, both Novaya Zhizn and Nachalo, were packed with reports of the formation of more and more trade union
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File Name: VHFS15.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: The Voice of an Honest French Socialist
3 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
In one of his articles, R. Schmiedt, a Reichstag deputy, says that regulation of working conditions by the trade unions is also advantageous to the capitalists, since it "introduces order and stability in economic life" and since it "makes the capitalists' calculations easier, and counteracts unfair competitio. In quoting these words, Golay exclaims:
"It appears that the trade union movement must consider it an honour to make the capitalist profits more stabl.It is apparently the aim of socialism to demand, within the framework of capitalist society, the maximum of advantages compatible with the existence of the capitalist system itsel
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File Name: VZDL13.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: How Vera Zasulich Demolishes Liquidationism
1 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
It goes without saying that Axelrod prefers to say nothing about his bitter and painful experience with the idea of a labour congress in 1906 and 1907 -- why rake up the pas.Nor does Axelrod mention the specific conditions of the present day, when it appears possible to hold labour congresses of a special character, as it were, and for special reasons (a shop-assistants' congress today, perhaps an insurance or trade union congress tomorrow, etc.). Axelrod is probably not pleased with the experience of the shop assistants' congress, at which the majority (as the liquidators have been forced to admit in Zhivaya Zhizn ) was against the liquidator.
Axelrod does not say anything about what has been and what i
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File Name: WD02.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: What Is To Be Done?
55 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
In particular, it will be the duty of the leaders to gain an ever clearer insight into all the-
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oretical questions, to free themselves more and more from the influence of traditional phrases inherited from the old world outlook, and constantly to keep in mind that Socialism, since it has become a science, demands that it be pursued as a science, i.e., that it be studie.The task will be to spread with increased zeal among the masses of the workers the ever more clarified understanding thus acquired, to knit together ever more firmly the organization both of the party and of the trade union.
" . . . If the German workers proceed in this way, they will not be marching exactly at the head of the movement -- it is not at all in the interest of this movement that the workers of any particular country should march at its head -- but will, nevertheless, occupy an honourable place in the battle line; and they will stand armed for battle when either unexpectedly grave trials or momentous events demand of them increased courage, increased determination and energy.[42]
Engels' words proved propheti
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File Name: WD02i.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: What Is To Be Done? - pt. 1
27 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
In particular, it will be the duty of the leaders to gain an ever clearer insight into all the-
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oretical questions, to free themselves more and more from the influence of traditional phrases inherited from the old world outlook, and constantly to keep in mind that Socialism, since it has become a science, demands that it be pursued as a science, i.e., that it be studie.The task will be to spread with increased zeal among the masses of the workers the ever more clarified understanding thus acquired, to knit together ever more firmly the organization both of the party and of the trade union.
" . . . If the German workers proceed in this way, they will not be marching exactly at the head of the movement -- it is not at all in the interest of this movement that the workers of any particular country should march at its head -- but will, nevertheless, occupy an honourable place in the battle line; and they will stand armed for battle when either unexpectedly grave trials or momentous events demand of them increased courage, increased determination and energy.[42]
Engels' words proved propheti
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File Name: WD02ii.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: What Is To Be Done? - pt. 2
28 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
Let us examine this threefold distinctio.
In countries where political liberty exists the distinction between a trade union and a political organization is clear enough, as is the distinction between trade unions and Social-Democrac.The relation of the latter to the former will naturally vary in each country according to historical, legal and other conditions -- it may be more or less close, complex, et
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File Name: WSNC14.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: What Should Not Be Copied From German Movement
3 Occurence(s) of the search term trade unionDescription:
254-58.
Translated from the Russian
by Bernard Isaacs
and Joe Fineberg
Edited by Julius Katzer
Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo,
djr@marx2mao.org (April 2002)
page 254
WHAT SHOULD NOT BE COPIED
FROM THE GERMAN LABOUR MOVEMENT
Karl Legien, one of the most prominent and responsible representatives of the German trade unions, recently published a report of his visit to America in the form of a rather bulky book entitled The Labour Movement in Americ.
As a very prominent representative of the international as well as German trade union movement, K. Legien gave his visit the nature of a special occasion, one of state importance, one might sa.For years he conducted negotiations on this visit with the Socialist Party of America and the American Federation of Labour, the labour-union organisation led by the famous (or rather infamous) Gomper
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