The New Policies of Soviet Russia
The New Policies of Soviet Russia
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Now he understands politics very well. He says: We are the predominating force and we shall not allow others to treat us as silly children. We want to feed the work- ers, but we are the senior partners and demand our rights.
As soon as the war was over the peasants immediately presented their demands. They are interested in small trade. They are sup- porters of free trade, and opposed to the com- pulsory socialist system of economy. These demands were presented in the form of peas- ant risings ...in various districts in Siberia, Tambov, etc. Things did not look so bad as the counter revolutionary press tried to pic- ture it, but these events were symptomatic. In their eyes the political solution of the economic situation consists in the motto "For the Bolsheviks and against the Communists. " At first this appears quite absurd, but though it is cryptically formulated this motto OF SOVIET RUSSIA 55 has an intelligent explanation. At the time of the October Revolution and previous to it we were the party that told the peasant to kill the landowner and to take his land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he understands politics very well. He says: We are the predominating force and we shall not allow others to treat us as silly children. We want to feed the work- ers, but we are the senior partners and demand our rights.
As soon as the war was over the peasants immediately presented their demands. They are interested in small trade. They are sup- porters of free trade, and opposed to the com- pulsory socialist system of economy. These demands were presented in the form of peas- ant risings ...in various districts in Siberia, Tambov, etc. Things did not look so bad as the counter revolutionary press tried to pic- ture it, but these events were symptomatic. In their eyes the political solution of the economic situation consists in the motto "For the Bolsheviks and against the Communists. " At first this appears quite absurd, but though it is cryptically formulated this motto OF SOVIET RUSSIA 55 has an intelligent explanation. At the time of the October Revolution and previous to it we were the party that told the peasant to kill the landowner and to take his land.
What to read after The New Policies of Soviet Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vladimir Ilich Lenin to read onlineMoreLess
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