MARX  AND ENGELS    

   THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO  

                             BY   

           MARX AND   ENGELS

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NEHRU 

ON 

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

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RUSSIA UNDER THE CZARS

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PASSING AWAY OF TSARDOM IN RUSSIA

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1905 REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA THAT FAILED  

RSR - 1905 REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA THAT FAILED (google.com) 

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BOLSHEVIKS  SEIZE  POWER

RSR - BOLSHEVIKS SEIZE POWER (google.com) 

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BOLSHEVIKS  DEFEAT  THE  IMPERIALIST INTERVENTION AND WIN THE  CIVIL  WAR

RSR - THE SOVIETS WIN THROUGH (google.com) 

https://sites.google.com/site/rsrpages/Home/nehruji-on-usa/roosevelt-to-the-rescue

 NEHRU ON ROOSVELT AND  NEW  DEAL

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NEHRU  ON  THE  AMERICAN REVOLUTION

https://sites.google.com/site/rsrpages/nehrus-glimpses-of-world-history/nehruji-on-usa/the-american-revolution

NEHRU  ON  AMERICAN  CIVIL WAR  AND  

ABRAHAM  LINCOLN

https://sites.google.com/site/rsrpages/nehrus-glimpses-of-world-history/nehruji-on-usa/civil-war-in-usa

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NEHRU ON  THE MOSCOW TRIALS

 the reaction of the people was definitely against the opponents of Stalin"....Nehru

Read the full text here....

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THE  CRIMINALITY  OF  AMERICAN  SLAVE TRADERS 

 AS TOLD BY JAWAHARLAL  NEHRU 

read   here    CIVIL   WAR   IN       USA!

https://sites.google.com/site/rsrpages/Home/nehruji-on-usa/civil-war-in-usa

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Is Stalin a Dictator? From "Soviet Communism: A New Civilization"

by Sidney and Beatrice Webb

)Sometimes it is asserted that, whereas the form may be otherwise, the fact is that, whilst the Communist Party controls the whole administration, the Party itself, and thus indirectly the whole state, is governed by the will of a single person, Josef Stalin.

First let it be noted that, unlike Mussolini, Hitler and other modern dictators, Stalin is not invested by law with any authority over his fellow-citizens, and not even over the members of the Party to which he belongs. He has not even the extensive power which the Congress of the United States has temporarily conferred upon President Roosevelt, or that which the American Constitution entrusts for four years to every successive president...

...( READ MORE HERE!)

WEBBS ON STALIN

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NEHRU  ON  DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT.

DEMOCRACY AND DICTATORSHIPS

from

Glimpses of World History

by

Jawaharlal  Nehru

"I have not included the Soviet Union in the above list of dictatorships, because the dictatorship there, although as ruthless as any other, is of a different type. It is not the dictatorship of an individual or a small group, but of a well-organized political party basing itself especially on the workers. They call it the "dictatorship of the proletariat".

Thus we have three kinds of dictatorships-the communist type, the fascist, and the military. There is nothing peculiar about the military one; it has existed from the earliest days. The communist and fascist types are new in history, and are special products of our own times.

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I have referred to democracy as "formal" in the preceding paragraph.

The communists say that it was not real democracy; it was only a democratic shell to hide the fact that one class ruled over the others. According to them, democracy covered the dictatorship of the capitalist class. It was plutocracy, government by the wealthy. The much-paraded vote given to the masses gave them only the choice of saying once, in four or five years, whether a certain person, X, might rule over them and exploit them or another person, Y, should do so. In either event the masses were to be exploited by the ruling class. Real democracy can only come when this class rule and exploitation end and only one class exists. To bring about this socialist State, however, a period of the dictatorship of the proletariat is necessary so as to keep down all capitalist intriguing against the workers’ State. In Russia, this dictatorship is exercised by the Soviets in which all the workers and peasants and other "active" elements are represented. Thus it becomes a dictatorship of the 90 per cent, or even 95 per cent, over the remaining 10 or 5 per cent. That is the theory. In practice the Communist Party controls the Soviets and the ruling clique of communists control the Party. And the dictatorship is as strict, so far as censorship and freedom of thought or action are concerned, as any other. But as it is based on the goodwill of the workers it must carry the workers with it. And, finally, there is no exploitation of the workers or any other class for the benefit of another. There is no exploiting class left. If there is any exploitation, it is done by the State for the benefit of all. Russia, it is worth remembering, never had the democratic form of government. It jumped in 1917 from autocracy to communism.

The fascist attitude is entirely different

. As I have told you in my last letter, it is not easy to find out what fascist principles are, as they are opposed to democracy there is no doubt, and their opposition is not on the communist ground that democracy is not the real article but a sham. Fascists object to the whole principle underlying the democratic idea, and they curse democracy with all the vigour at their command

Fascism is intensely nationalistic, while communism is international. Fascism actually opposes internationalism. It makes of the State a god on whose altar individual freedom and rights must be sacrificed; all other countries are alien and almost like enemies. Jews, being considered as foreign elements, all ill-treated. 

In spite of certain anti-capitalist slogans and a revolutionary technique, fascism is allied with property-owning and reactionary elements 

READ   MORE ABOUT THIS   HERE  

RSR - FASCISM (google.com) 

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NEHRU  ON STALIN

IN INDIAN PARLIAMENT

Death of Marshal Stalin

March 5, 1953

By Jawaharlal Nehru

The Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs (Shri Jawaharlal Nehru):

When we think of Marshal Stalin, all kinds of thoughts come to our minds, at least to my mind, and the panorama of history for the last 35 years passes before our eyes. All of us here are children of this age and have been affected by it in many ways. We have grown up not only participating in our struggles in this country but participating in another way with the mighty struggles that have taken place in this world, and been affected by them.

And so looking back at these 35 years or so, many figures stand out, but perhaps no single figure has moulded and affected and influenced the history of these years more than Marshal Stalin. He became gradually almost a legendary figure, sometimes a man of mystery, at other times a person who had an intimate bond not with a few but with vast numbers of persons. He proved himself great in peace and in war. He showed an indomitable will and courage which few possess, but perhaps when history comes to be written many things will be said about him and I do not know what opinions, what varying opinions, subsequent generations may record, but every one will agree that here was a man of giant stature, a man such as few who had molded the destinies of his age, a man – although he succeeded greatly in war – who ultimately would be remembered by the way he built up his great country.