Jacobins
Hölderlin’s Hyperion (1934) by Georg Lukács
Written: 1934;
Translator: Robert Anchor;
Source: Goethe and His Age Merlin Press 1968;
Transcribed: Harrison Fluss for marxists.org, February 2008.
Oh! were there a banner ... a Thermopylae...
L’inizio di una “Stalingrado” sociale in Europa: i gilet gialli contro...
Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
13/3/2019
Translated by Rododak
Translated from The beginning of a social “Stalingrad” in Europe: The Yellow Vests against the totalitarian Financial Empire
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The beginning of a social “Stalingrad” in Europe: The Yellow Vests...
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
03/06/2019
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Power, Socialism and Bureaucracy (a classic text)
The opposition will always retain as one of its merits, as against the party, a merit which nothing can remove, the fact that it has, in good time, sounded the alarm on the terrible decline of the spirit of activity of the working classes, and on their increasing indifference towards the destiny of the dictatorship of the proletariat and of the Soviet state.