Nashe Slovo No. 11 (February 10, 1915).
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Zalewski’s article “Concerning the National Ques- tion”. In favour of § 9.[2] He quotes from Iskra No. 44: |
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...“However, our unreserved recognition of the struggle for freedom of self-determination does not in any way commit us to supporting every demand for national self-determination. As the party of the proletariat, the Social-Democratic Party considers it to be its positive and principal task to further the self-determination of the proletariat in each nationality rather than that of peoples or nations.”[1] No. 82 (May 6, 1915). Leading article: “Imperialism and the National Idea”. |
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against Hervé. “The bare national idea is reac- tionary.” The twentieth century = the century of imperialism; the nineteenth century, that of nationalism. |
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No. 116 (June 17, 1915) “K. Kautsky on Plekhanov” | |
| and | No. 117 (June 18, 1915) (from a Bulgarian magazine) | |
| and | No. 118 (June 19), No. 130 (July 3, 1915) “The Nation | |
| and the Economy” by N. Trotsky+No. 135 (July 9). | ||
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No. 170 August 21, 1915 L. Martov against Sotsial- | |
| and 171 August 22, 1915 -Demokrat (on defeat). | ||
| 172 (August 24, 1915) | ||
| No. 192 (September 16, 1915) Martynov on “The | ||
| United States of Europe”. | ||
| No. 209 (October 8, 1915) N. Trotsky on Zimmerwald. | ||
[1] See present edition, Vol. 6, p. 454.—Ed.
[2] This refers to paragraph 9 of the R.S.D.L.P. Programme adopted at the Party’s Second Congress. Paragraph 9 proclaimed “the right to self-determination of all the nations making up the state”. p. 42
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