Examples of using Working classes in English and their translations into German
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Only a few of them belonged to the working classes.
The'hard working classes', so beloved of politicians when they need votes, were the victims….
Smoking factory chimneys. The repressed working classes.
Greater combativeness in the working classes and, on the side of capital, a greater fear of socialist backlash.
Everything shall bediscussed that can have an influence on the welfare of the working classes.
Today, the working classes and the poor grassroots classes are again suffering one of the worst capitalist crises.
Political freedom is the indispensable instrument of economic emancipation for the working classes.
The Wesleys' appeal was largely to the working classes and their hymns were often used in large open-air meetings.
The production was later refined in England and became immensely popular among the English working classes.
This result is a clear message from the middle and working classes to the national government.
They have reappeared with increasing force in the last few years,though without obtaining results benefitting the working classes.
The working classes should not bother themselves with political demands, such as" uni- versal suffrage,"" individual liberty," and the like.
We are against VAT in all its forms, because it is an indirect tax that hits the working classes the hardest.
To wait until the working classes carry out a revolution on an international scale means that everyone will remain suspended in mid-air.
With a display of numbers,it aims to demonstrate that unsophisticated people- the working classes and the partisans of the National Front- are gullible.
However, what concerns the working classes of the European Union is certainly not that, but rather the avalanche of collective dismissals.
The foundation of the New International in advance of the recruitment of significant forces rooted in the working classes was a desperate gamble.
The working classes, anarchist or not, responded to the Bolshevik revolution with triumph, as did most revolutionaries throughout the world.
This includes inhabitants of small villages, the working classes, pensioners, and generally those of more modest means and circumstances.
Even if subsidies are approved for less-favoured regions, at the end of the day itwill not necessarily be those regions and their working classes who benefit from them.
As a mirror image of the emergence of new working classes in the hitherto existing periphery, the phenomenon of immiseration, long believed to have been transcended, returns to the old centers.
Similarly, during the slave trade and colonial periodin Africa, European nations managed to maintain a tacit social contract with their working classes.
In the period of the kings and the early republic,but also in later periods(for the working classes), the"cena" essentially consisted of a kind of porridge, the"puls.
The emancipation of the working classes must be conquered by the working classes themselves”: this is the first sentence in the Rules written for the First International by Marx, and this is the First Principle of his lifework.
This is the focal point of all errors about capital in the ruling system,this is the ultimate source of injustice against the working classes, in theory and practice alike.
Labour legislation with us isquite a new phenomenon without historical precedent, and the working classes are very much under the influence of revolutionary parties who exploit them in their own interests.
They[the social-chauvinists] split the working class inside of every countrv and thereby intensify andaggravate the split between the working classes of various countries.
This crisis generated spontaneous protests of the middle and working classes, repression which caused deaths, failure of governments, and new alliances between different social groups.
Then everything was changed: the very working classes, which it had been the tendency of the bourgeoisie to keep in the background, had been pushed forward, had fought and conquered, and all at once were conscious of their strength.
It enshrines and even prescribes attacks against the working classes of these countries, through company closures, increased unemployment and the elimination of many small family-run farms, in other words, turning rural workers into jobseekers.