Examples of using Lenin explained in English and their translations into German
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Lenin explained the four conditions for a revolution.
In a speech at that same session Lenin explained his reply from the benches.
Lenin explained long ago that capitalism means war.
In the same letter, Lenin explained how this was to be used like an effective united front.
Lenin explained that there were four conditions for revolution.
By no meansl At the Tenth Congress, Lenin explained that a deviation is something as yet unconsummated, something that has not assumed definite shape.
Lenin explained that politics is concentrated economics.
But what is even more important, as Lenin explained, it would give the necessary time for the entire working class, to run industry and the state.
Lenin explained that there was no such thing as an impossible situation for capitalism.
Taking up the lessons of Engels against those who argued that thebourgeois state could be reformed, Lenin explained in The State and Revolution that the special forces of repression“of the proletariat by the bourgeoisie, of millions of working people by handfuls of the rich, must be replaced by a‘special coercive force' for the suppression of the bourgeoisie by the proletariat the dictatorship of the proletariat.
Lenin explained the law of combined and uneven development, which we see very clearly here in Pakistan.
In opposition to Kautsky, Lenin explained that no socialist had ever guaranteed that the present war, rather than the next one, would produce a revolution.
Lenin explained that one of the features of a pre-revolutionary situation is a ferment in the middle layers of society.
If it hadn't been for the war,” Lenin explained in January 1918,“we would have seen a union of the capitalists of the whole world, a consolidation on the basis of the struggle against us.
Lenin explained that the movement towards socialism requires the democratic control of industry, society and the state by the proletariat.
However, Lenin explained long ago that there is no such thing as a"final crisis of capitalism.
Lenin explained that every real revolution always begins at the top, with a crisis of confidence in the ruling class, which feels unable to rule in the old way.
As comrade Lenin explained in State and Revolution(1917), the capitalist state can never be used to serve the interests of the oppressed and exploited classes;
As Lenin explained during World War I, the imperialist powers"are enmeshed in a net of secret treaties with each other, with their allies, and against their allies.
Lenin explains that, by 1917, Marx's distinction was no longer valid, since, in the epoch of imperialist decay, the state in both Britain and the USA was basically the same as in the other developed capitalist countries.
Lenin explains,"Not only the ancient and feudal states were organs of exploitation of the slaves and serfs, but[quoting Engels]'the modern representative state is the instrument of the exploitation of wage-labour by capital….
And Lenin immediately explained why.
Lenin had explained at a Bolshevik party congress in 1919.
Many years later, after Gapon had been exposed as a police agentand murdered for his crime by a revolutionary, Krupskaya explained Lenin's infatuation thus.
Lenin instead explained that the force of the bolsheviks lay in their ability of enforcing with the same energy the tactics of their presence in the Duma as well as that of the boycott of it.
Lenin brilliantly explained that the“United States of Europe” of the capitalists, which was the name given to the European project at the time, would be only like an agreement for the division of the colonies.