From the very first moment after its taking power, the proletariat will have to find support in the antagonisms between the village poor and village rich, between the agricultural proletariat and the agricultural bourgeoisie [...]
From the very first moment after its taking power, the proletariat will have to find support in the antagonisms between the village poor and the village rich, between the agricultural proletariat and the agricultural bourgeoisie.
From the very first moment after its taking power, the proletariat will have to find support in the antagonisms between the village poor and the village rich, between the agricultural proletariat and the agricultural bourgeoisie.
From the very first moment after its taking power, the proletariat will have to find support in the antagonisms between the village poor and village rich, between the agricultural proletariat and the agricultural bourgeoisie.
These open villages form, in fact, the “penal settlements” of the English agricultural proletariat.
Today it is a land of great, fabulously rich proprietors, and a rural proletariat reduced to destitution.
Demographically this involved the transformation of large numbers of rural people into an industrial proletariat.
The course of development sketched out above has prevented the formation of a numerous agrarian proletariat.
Occupation and expropriation of latifundia properties, for being exploited by the agricultural proletariat and by the poor peasantry!
The industrial workers’ program of transitional demands, with changes here and there, is likewise the program of the agricultural proletariat.
The industrial workers' program of transitional demands, with changes here and there, is likewise the program of the agricultural proletariat.
The industrial workers’ programme of transitional demands, with changes here and there, is likewise the programme of the agricultural proletariat.
At any rate, where the land of the large owners is being distributed, the interests of the agricultural proletariat must be a primary consideration.
Summarising the above, we can say that, in general, neither the German agrarian proletariat nor the German peasantry took part in any decisive way in the revolution.
As for the agricultural proletariat, without his industrial brother as a guide and still very attached to the land, he remained very integrated in peasant war...
At any rate, where the land of the large owners is being distributed, the interests of the agricultural proletariat must be a primary consideration.
Even if, in the case of the agrarian proletariat, communist ideas were already present to some extent, they were nevertheless still extremely weakly developed and were unable to find any effective expression in revolutionary practice.
For this reason, the agricultural proletariat did not succeed in forming, or was barely able to form, its own Councils, and thus its role in the German revolution was barely of any significance.
As for the agricultural proletariat, without the lead of its industrial brothers and still chained to the land, it was integrated into the peasant war.
This then poses the question as to the extent to which the agrarian proletariat here showed any desire or tendency to follow the Russian example of carrying through land distribution.
But legislative measures in defence of the agricultural proletariat not only will win no such active sympathy from the majority, but will come up against the active resistance of the minority.
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