Eksempler på brug af Proletarians på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Chapter II. Proletarians and Communists.
In what relation do the Communists stand to the proletarians as a whole?
Proletarians of all countries, unite!
Better to be stinking intellectuals than bourgeois proletarians, like you.
Unite! Proletarians from all over the country.
Or perhaps you will return to your old idea that the proletarians will arise?
The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains.
To-morrow we shall bury here five hundred proletarians who died for the Revolution.”.
The proletarians had nothing to lose but their" what? Wait?
But as single individuals, exploiters who"live andfeel quite like proletarians.
On the contrary, proletarians are internally stratified.
The further development of the productive forces reinforced certain divisions among proletarians, while creating others.
Proletarians must come to see that capital is not merely an external enemy.
Direct in England,where the proletarians are already a majority of the people.
Proletarians do not have to see anyone they do not like, except at work.
They are the layer of militant,class conscious proletarians who are known and trusted by their fellow workers.
The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.
It is only in wrestling with the limit that proletarians will formalise the question, to which revolution is the answer.
Because proletarians begin from a situation of nearly universal atomisation, they face a unique coordination problem.
The intensity of the fight rises,although never in a linear way, as proletarians link up, extending their disruptive activities.
And despite the proletarians' scepticism-- Nina Skåtøy became the key player on the factory team.
This harks back to Lysenko who, in the days of the Soviet Union,told us that there was one biology for proletarians and one for capitalists.
For the basis on which proletarians struggle does not pre-exist those struggles.
In order to intensify this consciousness, to steel this will, to organize this action, a class organ is necessary:a national council of the urban and rural proletarians.
And the proletarians of Europe are now being accused of having abandoned and betrayed the Russian revolution.
Insofar as individuals are able to secure work,the wage also frees proletarians from having to deal with one another.
When the proletarians of Europe are accused of treachery, Kautsky writes, it is an accusation levelled at unknown persons.
It is divided into many layers, from the landless labourers(who are really rural proletarians) to the rich peasants who employ other peasants as wage labourers.
Proletarians confront one another, not as members of face-to-face communities, but rather, as strangers.
When, at what date and time, and the proletarians of which nation will complete this process is not important.