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• Révolutions prolétariennes
  26 juin 2010, par Robert Paris

  LA REVOLUTION RUSSE DE 1917
  SITE :
  MATIERE ET REVOLUTION
  www.matierevolution.fr
  THE MATTER AND THE REVOLUTION
  Sommaire du site
  Pourquoi ce site mêle révolution, sciences, philosophie et politique ?
  LE MOTEUR DE RECHERCHE EST EN HAUT, A DROITE DE LA PHOTO DE GALAXIE
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  Sur la révolution en Europe, lire sur le site :
  Les puissances impérialistes pendant la vague révolutionnaire
  en Europe (...)

• Chronologie des grèves aux USA - List of strikes in America
  28 February 2015, by Robert Paris

  Troupes anti-grèves et grévistes, le face à face...Chronologie des grèves aux USA - List of strikes in America
  « Il n’y a plus de riches et plus de pauvres, plus de Noirs et plus de Blancs, il n’y a que des Américains », clamaient les média à chaque occasion d’unanimisme : célébrant les débuts des USA, de la conquête à la guerre d’indépendance, dans la deuxième guerre mondiale, face aux attentats du World Trade Center, célébrant Martin Luther King, ou encore se félicitant de l’élection (...)

• Comment Macron travaille à relancer… le mouvement des gilets jaunes
  17 février 2019, par Robert Paris

  Il ne recule pas : il fonce droit dans le mur !Comment Macron travaille à relancer… le mouvement des gilets jaunes
  Bien des groupes de Gilets jaunes, aux quatre coins du pays, ont planché sur cette équation difficile : avec la fatigue, la répression invraisemblable par sa violence, les calomnies médiatiques et politiciennes, les attaques gouvernementales, les divisions inévitables, la destruction de points de rencontre des ronds-points, comment s’organiser pour rebondir. Eh bien, c’est (...)

• Florence : la révolution des Ciompi en 1378 et la révolution permanente au Moyen Age
  2 May 2015, by Robert Paris

  La ballata degli impiccati de Fabrizio De André tirée de l’album Tutti morimmo a stento (en français : « Nous agoniserons tous ») paru en 1968 traduit par Solal Abeles :
  Tous nous agonisâmes, ravalant l’ultime cri, donnant des coups de pieds au vent, nous vîmes s’estomper la lumière / Le hurlement emporta le soleil, l’air devint suffocant. Cristal de paroles le dernier blasphème dit / Avant que cela ne soit fini nous rappelâmes à qui vit encore que le prix fut la vie pour le mal fait en (...)

• The Civil War in France
  7 January 2022

  The Beginning of the Franco-Prussian War
  In the Inaugural Address of the International Working Men’s Association, of November 1864, we said:
  “If the emancipation of the working classes requires their fraternal concurrence, how are they to fulfill that great mission with a foreign policy in pursuit of criminal designs, playing upon national prejudices, and squandering in piratical wars the people’s blood and treasure?”
  We defined the foreign policy aimed at by the International in (...)

• Leon Trotsky, Organizer of Victory
  15 February 2014, by Robert Paris

  [Leon Trotsky, Organizer of Victory > http://www.marxists.org/archive/radek/1923/xx/trotsky.htm]
  (1923)
  From Fourth International, Vol. 5 No. 8, August 1944, pp. 239–241. Reprinted in Fourth International [Amsterdam], No. 7, Autumn 1959, pp. 21–23. [A] Transcribed by Ted Crawford. Supplementary transcription by Einde O’Callaghan. Marked up by Einde O’Callaghan for the Marxists’ Internet Archive.
  The article printed here was first published in Pravda in 1923 and an English (...)

• Jack London - War of the Classes
  28 December 2021, by Robert Paris

  Jack London
  War of the Classes
  PREFACE
  When I was a youngster I was looked upon as a weird sort of creature, because, forsooth, I was a socialist. Reporters from local papers interviewed me, and the interviews, when published, were pathological studies of a strange and abnormal specimen of man. At that time (nine or ten years ago), because I made a stand in my native town for municipal ownership of public utilities, I was branded a "red-shirt," a "dynamiter," and an "anarchist"; and (...)

• Antonio Gramsci (1919) Unions and councils
  29 May 2020

  Antonio Gramsci (1919)
  Unions and councils
  Source: L’Ordine Nuovo, 11 October 1919;
  The proletarian organization which assembles, as the total expression of the worker and peasant mass, in the central offices of the Confederazione del Lavoro, is passing through a constitutional crisis similar in nature to the crisis in which the democratic parliamentary state vainly debates. The solution of one will be the solution of the other, since, resolving the problem of the will of power in (...)

• The failure of socialism during the first world war
  1 March 2009, by Robert Paris

  James Connolly
  Revolutionary Unionism and War
  (1915)
  From International Socialist Review, March 1915.
  Transcribed by The Workers’ Web ASCII Pamphlet Project in 1997.
  Proofread by Chris Clayton, August 2007.
  Since the war broke out in Europe, and since the socialist forces in the various countries failed so signally to prevent or even delay the outbreak, I have been reading everything in American socialist papers or magazines that came to hand; to see if that failure and the (...)

• Estranged Labour, Karl Marx
  25 October 2018

  "We have proceeded from the premises of political economy. We have accepted its language and its laws. We presupposed private property, the separation of labor, capital and land, and of wages, profit of capital and rent of land – likewise division of labor, competition, the concept of exchange value, etc. On the basis of political economy itself, in its own words, we have shown that the worker sinks to the level of a commodity and becomes indeed the most wretched of commodities; that the (...)