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  • File Name: Lenin/WRSD14.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: War and Russian Social-Democracy
  • 3 Occurence(s) of the search term FranceDescription:
    In fact, whatever the outcome of the war, this bourgeoisie will together with the page 28 Junkers, exert every effort to support the tsarist monarchy against a revolution in Russia.     In fact, the German bourgeoisie has launched a robber campaign against Serbia, with the object of subjugating her and throttling the national revolution of the Southern Slavs, at the same time sending the bulk of its military forces against the freer countries, Belgium and France, so as to plunder richer competitors. In fact, the German bourgeoisie, which has been spreading the fable that it is waging a war of defence, chose the moment it thought most favourable for war, making use of its latest improvements in military matériel and forestalling the rearmament already planned and decided upon by Russia and France

  • File Name: Lenin/WWSS17.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: To Workers Supporting Struggle Against War
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term FranceDescription:
        But what transpired. After the Kienthal Conference, the Zimmerwald Right, in a number of important countries, in France, Germany and Italy, slid wholly and entirely into the very social-pacifism Kienthal had condemned and rejected. In Italy, the Socialist Party has tacitly accepted the pacifist phrases of its parliamentary group and its principal speaker, Turati, though, precisely now, when absolutely the same phrases are being used by Germany and the Entente and by representatives of the bourgeois governments of a number of neutral countries, where the bourgeoisie has accumulated and continues to accumulate enormous war profits -- precisely now their utter falsehood has been exposed

  • File Name: M&E/ACL50.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Address of the C.C. to the Communist League
  • 4 Occurence(s) of the search term FranceDescription:
    page 151 congresses and Central Committees and even prior to this had carried out a series of missions with great success. After the defeat of the revolutionary parties of Germany and France in July 1849, almost all the members of the Central Committee came together again in London, replenished their numbers with new revolutionary forces and set about reorganizing the League with renewed zeal.     This reorganization can only be carried out by an emissary, and the Central Committee considers it extremely important that the emissary should leave precisely at this moment when a new revolution is impending, when the workers' party, therefore, must act in the most organized, most unanimous and most independent fashion possible if it is not to be exploited and taken in tow again by the bourgeoisie as in 1848

  • File Name: M&E/AD78i.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Anti-Dühring -- Pref., Intro. and Pt. I
  • 7 Occurence(s) of the search term FranceDescription:
    page 19 had at first to link itself with the intellectual data ready to hand, however deeply its roots lay in [material] economic facts.     The great men who in France were clearing men's minds for the coming revolution acted in an extremely revolutionary way themselves. They recognized no external authority of any kind

  • File Name: M&E/AD78ii.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Anti-Dühring -- Political Economy
  • 18 Occurence(s) of the search term FranceDescription:
    Everyone knows that it was the opposite which occurred. Originally an oppressed estate tributary to the ruling feudal nobility, recruited from all manner of serfs and villeins, the burghers conquered one position after another in their constant struggle with the nobility, and finally took power in its stead in the most highly developed countries: in France, by directly overthrowing the nobility, in England, by increasingly bourgeoisifying it and incorporating it as their own ornamental head. How did they accomplish this


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