The Revolution in Germany a Study Including Separate Essays Entitled That Dic
The Revolution in Germany a Study Including Separate Essays Entitled That Dic
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Yes, gentle- men of the Ultra-Left Wing in the S. P. , was it all a mistake? Is the rank and file of the German proletariat so revolutionary, as implied by the above quoted three versions, to be ready to repudiate or ostracize its Social Patriots? Has this working class ol the August days of 1914 become trained and class-conscious in the school of hard knocks; are the majority of the workers in sympathy with the principles of revolutionary Socialism as sym- bolized by the Spartacus Group? Is it... a fact that the German soldiers, who in October were still vigorously prosecuting an offensive against Paris, who had to be ordered out of the trenches, have during this short period been revolutionized in the interests of international Socialism? Not only is it a fact, but is such a fundamental intellectual revolution realizable, yes possible, in such a short lapse of time? Let documentary evi- dence in the form of a manifesto issued by the Social-Democratic Party of Germany and the results of the aforementioned elec- tions to the National Soldiers' and Workingmen's Congress answer these so interesting and vital questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, gentle- men of the Ultra-Left Wing in the S. P. , was it all a mistake? Is the rank and file of the German proletariat so revolutionary, as implied by the above quoted three versions, to be ready to repudiate or ostracize its Social Patriots? Has this working class ol the August days of 1914 become trained and class-conscious in the school of hard knocks; are the majority of the workers in sympathy with the principles of revolutionary Socialism as sym- bolized by the Spartacus Group? Is it... a fact that the German soldiers, who in October were still vigorously prosecuting an offensive against Paris, who had to be ordered out of the trenches, have during this short period been revolutionized in the interests of international Socialism? Not only is it a fact, but is such a fundamental intellectual revolution realizable, yes possible, in such a short lapse of time? Let documentary evi- dence in the form of a manifesto issued by the Social-Democratic Party of Germany and the results of the aforementioned elec- tions to the National Soldiers' and Workingmen's Congress answer these so interesting and vital questions.
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