Exemplos de uso de Working-class masses em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But the working-class masses followed the Bolsheviks, and went, not to the Duma, but to a demonstration.
It was these slogans that guided the new rise of the revolutionary movement of the working-class masses in the years 1912-14.
Firstly, that in the West the vast working-class masses cannot be won over unless the trade unions are won over, and, secondly, that the trade unions cannot be won over unless we work inside them and strengthen our influence there.
In those stormy days of the October political strike, in the fire of the struggle against tsardom,the revolutionary creative initiative of the working-class masses forged a new and powerful weapon-- the Soviets of Workers' Deputies.
The idea of Soviets lived in the minds of the working-class masses, and they put it into effect as soon as tsardom was overthrown, with this difference, however, that in 1905 it was Soviets only of Workers' Deputies that were formed, whereas in February 1917, on the initiative of the Bolsheviks, there arose Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies.
With their eyes turned away from the USSR, and failing to receive support and leadership from the international proletariat,the petty-bourgeois and even working-class masses of Western Ukraine are falling victim to reactionary demagogy.
As the spontaneous rise of their movement becomes broader and deeper, the working-class masses promote from their ranks not only an increasing number of talented agitators, but also talented organisers, propagandists, and"practical workers" in the best sense of the term of whom there are so few among our intellectuals who, for the most part, in the Russian manner, are somewhat careless and sluggish in their habits.
Bourgeois democracy has outlived its day, just as the Second International has, though the International performed historically necessary anduseful work when the task of the moment was to train the working-class masses within the framework of this bourgeois democracy.
As the spontaneous rise of their movement becomes broader and deeper, the working-class masses promote from their ranks not only an increasing number of talented agitators, but also talented organisers, propagandists, and"practical workers" in the best sense of the term of whom there are so few among our intellectuals who, for the most part, in the Russian manner, are somewhat careless and sluggish in their habits.
On the contrary, the stronger our Party organisations, consisting of real Social-Democrats, the less wavering and instability there is within the Party, the broader, more varied, richer, andmore fruitful will be the Party's influence on the elements of the working-class masses surrounding it and guided by it.
Social-chauvinism and opportunism have the same class basis, namely,the alliance of a small section of privileged workers with"their" national bourgeoisie against the working-class masses; the alliance between the lackeys of the bourgeoisie and the bourgeoisie against the class the latter is exploiting.
Whoever does not understand the inevitable inner dialectics of parliamentarism and bourgeois democracy-which leads to an even sharper decision of the argument by mass violence than formerly-will never be able on the basis of this parliamentarism to conduct propaganda and agitation consistent in principle,really preparing the working-class masses for victorious participation in such"arguments.
There is no doubt that the triumph of the"Left" deviation in our Party would lead to the working class being separated from its peasant base,to the vanguard of the working class being separated from the rest of the working-class masses, and, consequently, to the defeat of the proletariat and to facilitating conditions for the restoration of capitalism.
From it should stem the institutions and branches subordinate to it, such as, first, the network of executive agentsembracing(as far as possible) the whole working-class mass and organised in the form of district groups and factory(mill) subcommittees.
Historically, the most widespread form of mass working-class consciousness has been trade unionism.
Pravda was a mass working-class paper founded simultaneously with the new rise of the revolutionary movement.
Indeed, just think of it: We,Rabocheye Dyelo, regard the mass working-class movement as the corner-stone and say so in bold type!
Proper preparation of these meetings in itself presupposes work in smaller groups or work by designated comrades, just like preparations for effective interventions in general meetings of workers,demonstrations and mass working-class actions.
Where we see liquidators who have been“removed from office” by the workers, or half a dozen groups outside Russia,who for two years have produced no proof that they are connected with the mass working-class movement in Russia, there, indeed, we shall find bewilderment and splits.
The First International had played its historical part, and now made way for a period of a far greater development of the labour movement in all countries in the world,a period in which the movement grew in scope, and mass socialist working-class parties in individual states were founded.
Instead of concluding that the Democrats cannot be avehicle for working-class struggle, and using his authority to spur the creation of a mass socialist working-class party, Sanders has become one of its most tireless apologists.