Примери за използване на Labouring masses на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And what would the abolition of the monopoly of foreign trade mean for the labouring masses of the peasantry?
Is it not obvious that the labouring masses of the peasantry cannot be in favour of abolishing the monopoly of foreign trade?
Anarchism is not a beautiful utopia, nor an abstract philosophical idea,it is a social movement of the labouring masses.
But what are colonies if not the oppressed labouring masses, and, primarily, the labouring masses of the peasantry?
The Platform correctly states that anarchism is"not a beautiful utopia, nor an abstract philosophical idea,it is a social movement of the labouring masses".
Does not this alliance with the labouring masses of other, non-proletarian, classes wholly contradict the idea of the dictatorship of one class?
The Party cannot be neutral towards the disseminators of religious prejudices, towards the reactionary clergy,who poison the minds of the labouring masses.
The socialist conception of the principle of self-determination, with its slogan"All power to the labouring masses of the oppressed nationalities," entered into its own and it became possible to apply it.
The Party cannot be neutral towards the disseminators of religious prejudices, towards the reactionary clergy,who poison the minds of the labouring masses.
We love our language and our country,we are working most of all to raise her labouring masses(i.e., nine-tenths of her population) to the level of the politically conscious life of democrats and Socialists.
Lenin identified the system of Soviets with the dictatorship of the proletariat, and he was right, for the Soviets, our Soviets,are organisations which rally the labouring masses around the proletariat under the rally of the Party.
The overwhelming majority of the labouring masses, in the rear and at the front, most emphatically supported the Bolshevik Party-- the Kerensky Government was overthrown and the rule of the proletariat was established.
And, indeed, the October Revolution is the first revolution in world history to break the age-long sleep of the labouring masses of the oppressed peoples of the East and to draw them into the fight against world imperialism.
The question of the labouring masses of the petty bourgeoisie, both urban and rural, the question of winning these masses to the side of the proletariat, is highly important for the proletarian revolution.
This power, the power of one class, can be firmly established andexercised to the full only by means of a special form of alliance between the class of proletarians and the labouring masses of the petty-bourgeois classes, primarily the labouring masses of the peasantry.
Ours is the only country where the oppressed and downtrodden labouring masses have succeeded in throwing off the rule of the landlords and capitalists and replacing it by the rule of the workers and peasants.
There is nothing surprising in the fact that the conflict of opinion in the past around the question of the revolutionary break-up of the existing order provided the basis for the appearance of several rival parties within the working class and the labouring masses of the peasantry.
If, however, the delegation has in mind the workers and the labouring masses of the peasantry, then I must say that among them a demand for the abolition of the monopoly of foreign trade would only evoke jeers and hostility.
This power, the power of one class, can be firmly established andexercised to the full only by means of a special form of alliance between the class of proletarians and the labouring masses of the petty-bourgeois classes, primarily the labouring masses of the peasantry.
It became obvious that the emancipation of the labouring masses of the oppressed nationalities and the abolition of national oppression were inconceivable without a break with imperialism, without the labouring masses overthrowing"their own" national bourgeoisie and taking power themselves.
Precisely because we realised the self-determination of nations,we have succeeded in abolishing mutual distrust between the labouring masses of the various nations in the U.S.S.R. and in uniting those nations on a voluntary basis into one union state.
It was formerly the"accepted" idea that the only method of liberating the oppressed peoples is the method of bourgeois nationalism, the method of nations drawing apart from one another, the method of disuniting nations,the method of intensifying national enmity among the labouring masses of the various nations.
Anarchism is not a beautiful utopia, nor an abstract philosophical idea,it is a social movement of the labouring masses. For this reason it must gather its forces in one organisation, constantly agitating, as demanded by reality and the strategy of class struggle.
On the other hand, it is not at all difficult to understand that now, under the proletarian dictatorship, conflict of opinion, the aim of which is not to break up the existing Soviet system, but to improve and consolidate it,provides no basis for the existence of several parties among the workers and the labouring masses in the countryside.
In that Soviet power, by combining legislative and executive power in a single state organization and replacing territorial electoral constituencies by industrial units, factories andmills thereby directly links the workers and the labouring masses in general with the apparatus of state administration, teaches them how to govern the country.
Secondly, the fact that the income derived from industry in our country does not serve to enrich individuals, but is used to expand industry further, to improve the material and cultural conditions of the working class, and to reduce the price of the manufactured goods needed by the workers and the peasants, that is,once again to improve the material conditions of the labouring masses.
Let us assume that this is so, replies Lenin; but why not turn it this way: first take power, create favourable conditions for the development of the proletariat, andthen proceed with seven-league strides to raise the cultural level of the labouring masses and train numerous cadres of leaders and administrators from among the workers?
While it is true that the final victory of Socialism in the first country to emancipate itself is impossible without the combined efforts of the proletarians of several countries, it is equally true that the development of the world revolution will be the more rapid andthorough the more effective the assistance rendered by the first Socialist country to the workers and labouring masses of all other countries.