Приклади вживання Proletariat Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Proletariat of all countries!
Hegel saw the proletariat as a mob.
Proletariat of all countries.
To be sure,even today, the bourgeoisie takes quite an active part in the national struggle, as does the proletariat.
The proletariat has no fatherland.
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Just as philosophy finds its material weapons in the proletariat, so the proletariat finds its spiritual weapons in philosophy….
The proletariat has no fatherland".
He saw that the system was likely to develop from free competition towards monopoly,and that its injustice must produce a movement of revolt in the proletariat.
The proletariat have no homeland.
After the Bolshevik regime was established, the bodies of local self-government were eliminated andsubstituted to the organs of“proletariat dictatorship”- revolutionary committees.
The proletariat has not seized power.
Less than at any previous time does Marxism today serve as a theoretical weapon in an independent struggle of the proletariat, for the proletariat, and by the proletariat.
Proletariat as well as the industrial proletariat.
As philosophy finds its material weapons in the proletariat, so the proletariat finds its spiritual weapons in philosophy….
The proletariat has nothing to lose but their chains.
With the passing of each month, the tasks confronting the proletariat become more and more those of a social, as opposed to a political, revolution.
The proletariat and the oppressed peoples of all countries, unite!
This he stated very clearly in the following:„As philosophy finds its materials weapons in the proletariat, so the proletariat finds its spiritual weapons in philosophy.
It gives the proletariat the theory of what it is;
In return, the proletariat gives it its armed force, a single unique force in which no one is allied except to himself.
We should nottake the materialist interpretation of history to mean that the proletariat had to adopt the general tendencies of bourgeois development just because they are determined by economic relations.
Moreover, the proletariat of the oppressor nation, at least that section whose attitude is truly internationalist, is obliged to help us in our struggle by its pressure on the central government.
Historical experience shows that the proletariat participates directly in the national liberation movement and cannot stay away from it.
We may be told that we thus disunite the proletariats of different nations and push the proletariat into an alliance with the bourgeoisie.
In“Left March”(1918), a unique hymn to proletariat strength and determination, the poet called for a struggle against the enemies of the Revolution.
The penetration of philosophy into the proletariat will be the conscious revolt of the affirmation against its own negation, the revolt of man against his inhuman conditions.
The historical task facing the proletariat after its accession to power is to replace bourgeois democracy by proletarian democracy, not to abolish all democracy….