Examples of using Transitional program in English and their translations into German
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Do we put forward this transitional program in the trade unions?
The LRP aims to resurrect the method of Trotsky's Transitional Program.
As Trotsky noted in the Transitional Program(1938) with regard to colonial and semicolonial countries.
Workers Power inparticular claims that its method is that of Trotsky's Transitional Program.
The concept of the international party and of a transitional program required to carry through the political revolution.
He called for“a revision of planned economy from top tobottom in the interests of producers and consumers” Transitional Program, 1938.
In short, the transitional program shall help to promote the self-organisation and self-consciousness of the working class.
But surprisingly, these comrades evoke, with two distinct ways,the“least likely hypothesis” by Trotsky in the Transitional Program in order to apply it to SYRIZA, i. e.
Trotsky's transitional program is designed as a bridge to advance the consciousness of the fighting masses in times of mass struggle.
Our programme builds on the methodology of the major programmes of the revolutionary workers' movement- in particular the Communist Manifesto of 1848,the Program of the Bolsheviks of 1919 and the Transitional Program of the Fourth International in 1938.
The 1938 Transitional Program, the founding document of the Fourth International, laid out key elements of the program for proletarian political revolution, including.
One of the recent issues of the KKE's theoretical journal contains a polemic against the Workers Struggle(EA) and New Seed(NS) groupings that dishonestly associates the Trotskyist Fourth International's1938 founding document, popularly known as the Transitional Program, with its distortion by reformists.
Trotsky's warning in the Transitional Program, the founding document of the Fourth International, written on the very eve of World War II, resonates with even greater force in the present-day world.
In the best case, we can consider that the call for a"government of the left" by the EC of the USFI would be an aberrant deformation of the tactic of the"workers' andpeasants' government" that is expressed in the Transitional Program, as a demand towards reformist or petit-bourgeois leaderships of the workers in struggle(and not of electoral movements like in Greece today), in the framework of revolutionary situations something that is not yet the case in Greece.
The transitional program is an action program of demands which the vanguard party can agitate for without requiring acceptance of socialist revolution by fellow workers in advance.
Our approach to transitional demands contrastswith most of the pseudo-Trotskyist left, who use the Transitional Program as an excuse for not saying, even in their material addressed to advanced workers, that it is necessary to smash the capitalist state and replace it with a workers' state.
The transitional program is a bridge for the exploited to reach the conclusion that it is necessary to fight, not for reforms in the capitalist system but for the workers to take power.
However, because we do not want a reformist party,we put forward our transitional program of class-wide policies that inexorably point to revolution but are also desired by workers who believe they can be achieved through reforms.
The Transitional Program, which remains the keystone of today's program of the world Trotskyist movement, was written by Trotsky in collaboration with the leaders of the SWP and at his request was submitted by them for adoption at the founding Congress.
As Bolshevik leader Leon Trotsky underlined in the 1938 Transitional Program, written amid the Great Depression,“If capitalism is incapable of satisfying the demands inevitably arising from the calamities generated by itself, then let it perish.”.
In the"Transitional Program", Trotsky explains the experience of the October Revolution where"From April to September 1917, the Bolsheviks demanded that the SRs and Mensheviks break with the liberal bourgeoisie and take power into their own hands.
Trotsky's assertion in the 1938 Transitional Program that‘The world political situation as a whole is chiefly characterized by a historical crisis of the leadership of the proletariat' predates the present deep regression of proletarian consciousness.
As Trotsky underlined in the Transitional Program,“Democratic slogans,transitional demands, and the problems of the socialist revolution are not divided into separate historical epochs in this struggle, but stem directly from one another.” He added.
Instead, the Transitional Program provides tools by which revolutionaries can win their fellow workers to a common fight today- in order to use the struggle itself to convince those who do not yet believe that capitalist rule has to be overthrown.
In the Transitional Program, Trotsky underlined how the tasks and demands of such organs of dual power-i. e., proletarian-centered bodies that vie with the bourgeoisie for control of the country-run up against the very nature of the capitalist order.
The Transitional Program aimed to put the theory of permanent revolution into practice, rejecting the notion of a separate fight for bourgeois democracy now to be followed by a fight for proletarian revolution only at another stage in the future.
As Trotsky wrote in the Transitional Program, the Marxist tactic of the united front is based on an“anti-bourgeois” thrust, thereby emphasizing the need to counterpose organizations of the working class and its allied layers and classes to all blocs with the parties or individual representatives of the bourgeoisie.
In this historical period, the transitional program will increasingly be the order of the day, not only as an instrument of propaganda, but also as a plan of action, while taking into account the particularities which the class struggle assumes in different countries, the degree of political maturity of the proletariat and the development of revolutionary organs of the workers.
As Trotsky put it in the 1938 Transitional Program, the founding document of the Fourth International,“it is imperative that in the struggle the masses outgrow it.” The Tunisian working masses are today saddled with a“transitional government” headed by a Ben Ali crony with elections suspended for six months, aiming for the emerging bourgeois regime to consolidate its power.
As a matter of fact, the Transitional Program and its method, contains minimum demands, as long as the keep'their vital force'(as long as they are old positions worth defending), and it puts forward the conquest of new positions(sliding wage scale and working hours, workers' control over industry, up to soviets) that should be instrumental in the'war of movement', i. e.