Примери за използване на Working-class movement на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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For Marx and Engels, the working-class movement was international.
In 1847, socialism was a middle-class movement, communism a working-class movement.
Theory is the experience of the working-class movement in all countries taken in its general aspect.
Socialism in 1847 signified a bourgeois movement, communism a working-class movement.
Combine the working-class movement with socialism and you will get a Social-Democratic movement which will speed straight towards the"promised land.".
It is impossible to finish off capitalism without having finished off social democracy in the working-class movement.
This idea was also expressed by the workers of other countries when the working-class movement was in its early stages and the workers were still very inexperienced.
Some of the artists began showing socialist ideas,which reflected the development of a working-class movement.
In Russia, the necessity for combining socialism and the working-class movement was in theory long ago proclaimed, but it is only now being carried into practice.
The desertion of wavering leaders at such a time does not weaken butstrengthens the Party, the working-class movement and the revolution.".
But in every country this combination of socialism and the working-class movement was evolved historically, in unique ways, in accordance with the prevailing conditions of time and place.
If national autonomy is based on such a dubious principle, it must be admitted that it can only cause harm to the working-class movement.
In the working-class movement, theory andpractice that contradict the real interests of the working class and push the working-class movement onto a path beneficial to the bourgeoisie.
Not only the Mensheviks, but even the Bolsheviks then consisted of a number of factions and trends,for the most part severed from the working-class movement.
However, developments in every sector of the working-class movement show that the Marxists, far from lagging behind, are definitely in the lead in making practical use of reforms, and in fighting for them.
Petersburg League of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class was the first body in Russia that began to unite Socialism with the working-class movement.
In advancing the slogan of'the international culture of democracy and of the world working-class movement', we take from each national culture only its democratic and socialist elements; we take them only and absolutely in opposition to the bourgeois culture and bourgeois nationalism of each nation.".
So we have… a society with a weakened role, a party that betrays its historic ideas andsurrenders to the enemy, a working-class movement eroded by de-industrialization, infested with traitors.
In the whole of Europe since the imperialist war just as in Russia in 1917, the biggest obstacle opposing the victorious advance of the proletarian revolution is reformism,a bourgeois agent in the working-class movement.
The only response to this reactionary policy is to integrate immigrants into the working-class movement and for immigrants and local workers to fight side by side against the anti-grassroots and anti-immigration policy of the EU and capital and claim their rights and the wealth which they produce.
Under Lenin's guidance, the St. Petersburg League of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class was the first body in Russia that began to unite Socialism with the working-class movement.
Mankind moved towards capitalism, and it was capitalism alone which, thanks to urban culture, enabled the oppressed proletarian class to become conscious of itself andto create the world working-class movement, the millions of workers organised all over the world in parties- the socialist parties which are consciously leading the struggle of the masses.
The Russian Social-Democrats are already steeled enough in battle not to be perturbed by these pinpricks and to continue, in spite of them, their work of self-criticism and ruthless exposure of their own shortcomings, which will unquestionably andinevitably be overcome as the working-class movement grows.
Its task is not to serve the working-class movement passively at each of its separate stages, but to represent the interests of the movement as a whole, to point out to this movement its ultimate aim and its political tasks, and to safeguard its political and ideological independence.
Directly or indirectly, through compromise and overt capitulation or unjustified and provocative actions,opportunism adapts and subordinates the working-class movement to the interests of its class enemies.
In the pre-revolutionary period," Comrade Stalin says,"in the period of more or less peaceful development,when the parties of the Second International were the predominant force in the working-class movement and parliamentary forms of struggle were regarded as the principal forms, the party neither had nor could have had that great and decisive importance which it acquired afterwards, under conditions of open revolutionary battle.
Lenin at that time was the only one not to succumb to the widespread epidemic and to hold high the banner of Party principle, assembling the scattered and shattered forces of the Party with astonishing patience and extraordinary persistence, combating each andevery anti-Party trend within the working-class movement and defending the Party principle with unusual courage and unparalleled perseverance.
Acknowledged even by his opponents, the remarkable consistency and integrity of Marx's views, whose totality constitutes modern materialism andmodern scientific socialism, as the theory and program of the working-class movement in all the civilized countries of the world, make it incumbent on us to present a brief outline of his world-conception in general, prior to giving an exposition of the principal content of Marxism, namely, Marx's economic doctrine.
Secondly, in our early activity we often had to struggle for our right to existence against the Narodnaya Volya adherents,who understood by“politics” an activity isolated from the working-class movement and who reduced politics purely to conspiratorial struggle.
Acknowledged even by his opponents, the remarkable consistency and integrity of Marx's views, whose totality constitutes modern materialism andmodern scientific socialism, as the theory and programme of the working-class movement in all the civilized countries of the world, make it incumbent on us to present a brief outline of his world-conception in general, prior to giving an exposition of the principal content of Marxism, namely, Marx's economic doctrine.