Examples of using Compromisers in English and their translations into German
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Not true, Messieurs the compromisers!
The Compromisers were threatened with dangers both right and left.
Between these main groups there were waverers and compromisers.
We must give the Compromisers time to ruin themselves completely.
We must teach the masses not to trust the Compromisers and defensists.
Compromisers fall in the middle of both axes and form a distinct style of their own.
Paul and his successors were willing but shrewd and sagacious compromisers;
But conflicts between the government and the Compromisers upon this theme were, after all, a family matter, and ended amicably.
If anybody really struggled in 1917 against the theory of permanent revolution,it was the Kadets and Compromisers.
However the Compromisers themselves not only did not demand the overthrow of their own bankers, but entered into league with them.
The railroads and the telegraphs would have served the Compromisers against the Bolsheviks.
Under the head of self-defense, the Compromisers began to uncover suspicious activities of the commanding staff during the June offensive.
The machine guns of the Tekintsiwere machine guns of the bourgeoisie aimed at the Compromisers who kept getting under their feet.
The manifesto issued by the Compromisers on March 14 proposed to the workers of other countries to overthrow the bankers in the name of peace;
Although they had exposed andcompromised themselves with these efforts to sabotage the Congress, the Compromisers did not dare carry the work through to the end.
The Compromisers seriously intended to subject the government to some sort of improvised representative institution until the convocation of the Constituent Assembly.
Frightened by the military danger, the evacuation, the indignation of the soldiers and workers,the excitement of the whole population, the Compromisers, on their side, sounded an alarm.
The government suggested to the Compromisers that they evacuate the Tauride Palace on the ground that it required repairs in preparation for the Constituent Assembly.
Subsequently the doors were opened wide to Mensheviks and Social Revolutionaries,and former Compromisers have become one of the bulwarks of the Stalinist party régime.
These Compromisers go into negotiations trying to quickly agree on a deal that is acceptable to both sides, which fosters ongoing trust between the parties.
Formally only about one-half of the workers' and soldiers' soviets were at that moment in control of the Bolsheviks;the other half were wavering between the Bolsheviks and the Compromisers.
Seeing the soviets revitalized by the struggle against Kornilov and the Menshevik and SR compromisers at least talking about“no coalition,” he offered this compromise to them.
Just as the Compromisers believed that the revolution would stand firmly on its feet only from the moment it was recognized by Miliukov, so the middle peasants, glancing round to right and left, imagined that the signature of the kulak would legitimise the seizures.
If you take the question politically,it must be conceded that the Compromisers betrayed the confidence of the masses by calling to power those against whom they themselves were elected.
The Mensheviks and Social Revolutionaries could make no other use of the confidence of the masses but to summon to the helm the liberal bourgeoisie, who in this turncould only place the power slipped to them by the Compromisers at the service of the interests of the Entente.
Is it not indeed exasperating that the workers and soldiers had tried to tempt the Compromisers with power- that is, had seriously imagined these gentlemen capable of making a revolutionary use of it?
However unexpected this decision may seem, it nevertheless clearly reveals to what an extent the Balticsailors were still inclined to regard the Compromisers as a private opponent in contrast to any old Dudarev whom they considered a public enemy.
Choking with delight, and scorching the Lefts with their triumphant glances, the Compromisers seized each other by the hand, opened their mouths wide, and poured out their enthusiasm in the notes of the Marseillaise.
If you seek the political responsibility for these individual cases of lynch law- not forgetting that revolution as a whole is a taking of the law into one's own hands-in the given case the responsibility rests wholly on the government and the Compromisers, who at a moment of danger would run for help to the revolutionary masses, in order afterward to turn them over again to the counterrevolutionary officers.
Compelled to go farther on agrarian and labour questions than the central government,these borderland Compromisers had also the great advantage of being able to appear before the army and the country as opponents of the coalitional Provisional Government.