V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v10; en:CW/CW41;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

1. Does it follow from Marx’s “Address” to the Communists in March 1850 that Marx did not admit the idea of Communists participating in a provisional revolutionary government, in the epoch of the democratic revolution, together with the bourgeoisie?

2. Is it true that in the said “Address” Marx did not even raise the question of the participation of Social-Democrats in a provisional revolutionary government?

3. Is there a difference between “not admitting the idea of participation” and “not raising the question of participation”?

4. Is it true that in the said “Address” Marx himself noted the strengthening of the petty-bourgeois democratic party and the weakening of the working-class Communist party in the recent period?

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