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"Two Lines" by STALIN (Sept 16, 1917)
Source : Works, Vol. 3, March - October, 1917
Publisher : Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954
marxistsfr.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1917/09/16.htm
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Stalin explains two possible political lines for Russia:
"Two lines on the question of power have been revealed...
The first line is that of open coalition with the Cadet Party. It is advocated by the Menshevik and Socialist-Revolutionary defencists. It was urged at the conference by that inveterate compromiser, Tsereteli.
The second line is that of a radical break with the Cadet Party. It is advocated by our Party and the internationalists in the Socialist-Revolutionary and Menshevik parties."
Either compromise and collaboration with the capitalists, or a break with them and a path towards socialism.
"Two Lines" by STALIN (Sept 16, 1917)
Source : Works, Vol. 3, March - October, 1917
Publisher : Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954
marxistsfr.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1917/09/16.htm
_________________________________________
Stalin explains two possible political lines for Russia:
"Two lines on the question of power have been revealed...
The first line is that of open coalition with the Cadet Party. It is advocated by the Menshevik and Socialist-Revolutionary defencists. It was urged at the conference by that inveterate compromiser, Tsereteli.
The second line is that of a radical break with the Cadet Party. It is advocated by our Party and the internationalists in the Socialist-Revolutionary and Menshevik parties."
Either compromise and collaboration with the capitalists, or a break with them and a path towards socialism.
