Examples of using Working-class movement in English and their translations into Slovak
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Leader of the Polish and international working-class movement.
Social-Democracy existed without a working-class movement, and as a political party it was at the embryonic stage of development.
Socialism has never and nowhere been at first a working-class movement.”.
Social-Democracy existed without a working-class movement; as a political party it was undergoing a process of foetal development.
After all,as Hayek noted,“socialism has never and nowhere been at first a working-class movement.”.
It directed the working-class movement and connected the workers' struggle for economic demands with the political struggle against tsarism.
Svoboda advocates terror as a means of“exciting” the working-class movement and of giving it a“strong impetus”.
Thus we have reached the question of the relation between an organization of professional revolutionaries and the pure andsimple working-class movement.
The working-class movement has aroused and is continuing to arouse discontent in some, hopes of support for the opposition in others, and in still others the realisation that the autocracy is unbearable and must inevitably fall.
After the R.S.D.L.P. split into Bolsheviks and Mensheviks,Lenin frequently stressed that the Mensheviks represented the Girondist trend in the working-class movement.
Trained in this struggle, Social-Democrats went into the working-class movement without"for a moment" forgetting the theory of Marxism which brightly illuminated their path, or the task of overthrowing the autocracy.
The Congress witnessed the culmination of the struggle which Marx, Engels andtheir followers had waged for many years against all kinds of sectarianism in the working-class movement.
The working-class movement has aroused and is continuing to arouse discontent in some, hopes for support for the opposition in others, and the consciousness of the intolerableness and inevitable downfall of the autocracy in still others.
After the R.S.D.L.P. had split into Bolsheviks and Mensheviks, Lenin, on many occasions,stressed the point that the Mensheviks were the Girondist tendency in the working-class movement.
The League of Struggle was thefirst organization in Russia to combine Socialism with the working-class movement and to pass over from the propaganda of Marxism among a small circle of advanced workers to political agitation among the broad masses of the working class.
This Congress marked the culmination of the struggle which Marx, Engels and their comrades-in-arms had waged for manyyears against various kinds of petty-bourgeois sectarianism in the working-class movement.
The task of Social Democracy is to combat spontaneity,to divert the working-class movement from this spontaneous, trade-unionist striving to come under the wing of the bourgeoisie, and to bring it under the wing of revolutionary Social-Democracy.
Compared with these‘revolts', the strikes of the 90s might even be described as‘conscious',to such an extent do they mark the progress which the working-class movement made in that period.
In dwelling upon the fact that the majority of the present-day leaders of the working-class movement lack training, we cannot refrain from mentioning training in this respect also, for it too is bound up with the Economist conception of“close organic connection with the proletarian struggle”.
It does not lull itself with disquisitions about the economic struggle bringing the workers up against their own lack of rights andabout concrete conditions fatalistically impelling the working-class movement onto the path of revolution.
The League of Struggle was the first inRussia to begin bringing about the union of socialism with the working-class movement, as well as the transition from propaganda of Marxism among a small group of advanced workers to political agitation among the broad masses of the working class.
It does not lull itself with arguments that the economic struggle brings the workers to realise that they have no political rights andthat the concrete conditions unavoidably impel the working-class movement on to the path of revolution.
The formation of the Revolutionary-SocialistSvoboda Group which set itself the aim of helping the working-class movement in every possible way, but which included in its programme terror, and emancipation, so to speak, from Social-Democracy- once again confirmed the remarkable perspicacity of P. B.
The St. Petersburg League of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class was, in V. I. Lenin's words,the embryo of a revolutionary party based on the working-class movement and giving leadership to the class struggle of the proletariat.
While fully recognizing the political struggle(it would be more correct to say the political desires and demands of the workers),which arises spontaneously from the working-class movement itself, it absolutely refuses independently to work out a specifically Social-Democratic policy corresponding to the general tasks of Socialism and to contemporary conditions in Russia.
The legalization of the non-socialist and non-political labour unions in Russia has already begun, and there is no doubt that every advance madeby our rapidly growing Social-Democratic working-class movement will multiply and encourage attempts at legalization-- attempts proceeding for the most part from supporters of the existing order, but partly also from the workers themselves and from liberal intellectuals.