Democracy and Revolution by Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell argues democracy in capitalist society is a controlled illusion. He contends capitalism suppresses freedom via schools and press, while socialism offers real progress though may require harsh means in Europe. He praises Bolshevik methods as a model for international socialist strategy and calls for unity among guilds to advance socialism for lasting peace.
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Bertrand Russell
Cambridge University
England
Trinity College, Camb
Ingie
Wis
Russe
Midhalia
Natal
Iin Young
Tiberci
Vicente Vollapen
Russia
Europe
Milton
America
Hungary
France
Jaures
Dem
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
Manchester
Capitalian
Europa
Russian Empire
Glavish
Askaneot
Lenin
Marx
Lening
Faydh
Italy
Polani
Czirdom
Balkans
Communist Party Split Shapes American Marxist Future
An analysis of a left wing faction claiming pure communism triggers a split that forms the Communist and Communist Labor Parties. The piece notes centralization vs autonomy fueled tensions, describes the four to five vote split at a Central Executive meeting, and urges unity between reformist factions and the United States Party to strengthen the American Third International movement.
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Bomalia M Mvement
Communist
Communist Labor Parties
Rudsion
Autonomeue
Autonomiud
Communist Labor Party
Communist Party
Americum
Third International
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National Guilds League of Great Britain
Thos
Labor Party
Yuad
American Movement
Upton Sinclair