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Qu’ est -ce que lе Bolchévisme?

Author(s): Julian Baltazar Marchlewski / Language(s): French / Publication Year: 1919

Voici un petit précis de l’histoire du bolchevisme et de la Révolution communiste russe qu’il im-porte de recommander aux ouvriers français tant à cause de sa grande clarté que de sa vérité irréfutable. L’on y voit d’une façon décisive comment fut entreprise par les révolutionnaires russes l’oeuvre à la fois gigantesque et grandiose qui ne peut subsister dans sa totalité et qui ne peut être achevée que par les prolétaires d’Allemagne, d’Autriche, de France, d’Angleterre et d’Italie etc... La dictature du prolétariat nous apparaît non seulement comme une nécessité, mais comme une oeuvre de justice. Il est impossible, en effet, de détruire en un jour le capitalisme spoliateur et exploiteur. La dictature du prolétariat est une période transitoire sans laquelle il serait impossible de parachever et de consolider l'oeuvre du socialisme.

ИМПЕРІАЛИЗМЪ

Author(s): Vladimir Maksimovic Frice / Language(s): Russian / Publication Year: 1915

originally published by: КНИГОИЭДАТЕЛЬСТВО „ОБНОВЛЕНІЕ“, Москва

Основной закон о лесах Российской Социалистической Федеративной Советской Республики

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Russian / Publication Year: 1918

ТРИ ГОДИНЕ ПРОЛЕТЕРСКЕ ДИКТАТУРЕ

Author(s): Iosif Vissarionovich Stalin / Language(s): Serbian / Publication Year: 1946

Speech of Stalin at a session of the Baku Soviet on November 6, 1920: Published in Yugoslavia under the label of "КVЛТУРА. БИБЛИОТЕК МАРКСИЗМА-ЛЕЊИНИЗМА" in the year 1946

Удержат-ли большевики государственную власть?

Author(s): Vladimir Ilyich Lenin / Language(s): Russian / Publication Year: 1917

The present pamphlet, as is evident from the text, was written at the end of September and was finished on October 1, 1917. The October 25 Revolution has transferred the question raised in this pamphlet from the sphere of theory to the sphere of practice. This question must now be answered by deeds, not words. The theoretical arguments advanced against the Bolsheviks taking power were feeble in the extreme. These arguments have been shot to pieces. The task now is for the advanced class—the proletariat— to prove in practice the viability of the workers' and peasants' government. All class-conscious workers, all the active and honest peasants, all working and exploited people, will do everything they can to solve the immense historic question in practice. To work, everybody to work, the cause of the world socialist revolution must and will triumph. (from the preface written by Lenin, St. Petersburg, November 9, 1917.)