TO THE ARTICLE "IMPERIALISM AND THE SPLIT IN SOCIALISM"

ON THE CO-DEFINITION OF IMPERIALISM
I. Monopolistic
(1) cartels (2) banks (3) sources of raw materials (4) division of the world (international alliances).
(5)
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» territorial |.
II. Parasitic] (1) rentier (2) "riding on negroes"* (3) reaction
see reverse **
Variant of the plan
1. Economic source: super-profit
2. England 48-68 (a) colonies
(b) monopoly
3. Colonies (France etc.)
monopoly of another kind = financial capital
3. bis: then 1 country, now a split everywhere
4. riding "on negroes"
5. "bourgeois labor party": "sold out"
6. "Mass." Quid est? ***
7. Go lower
8. who represents the mass?
9. Mass actions
10. Deception. Lloyd-Georgism
4* England 1850-1890 ( similarity and )
and imperialism 1898-1914 difference
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"imperialist economy"
»
Otzoivism"
-|— \- struggle for reforms ("giving in"; and use of legal opportunities (their role in revolutionary tactics).

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* See Lenin Miscellany XXVII', 137. Ed.
** See p. 476. Ed.
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K. L E U T H N E R.
D I E S O Z I A L D E M O K R A T I S C H E V O L K S I M P E R I A L I S M U S
(Die Neue Rundschau, Mai, 1915)
K. Leuthner: "Russian Volksimperialismus"
P. 590: — about Plekhanov, that he de "ins Kriegslager übergegangen"
... "Auch der äußerste Radikalismus wird in Russland schnell die Lebensnotwendigkeit des freien Zugangs zu den offenen Meeren begreifen"...
"Nicht der russische Zar allein... sondern auch das russische Volk... steht mit dem überlieferten Eroberungs- und Unterwerfungswillen an unseren Grenzen".
"An der Reichsgrenze verteidigt der Grossrusse nicht das Dasein, die Unabhängigkeit, die Unversehrtheit seines Volks, sondern dessen Herrenmacht, über 40 Millionen Nicht-Grossrussen zu gebieten" ...

TO THE ARTICLE "IMPERIALISM AND THE SPLIT IN SOCIALISM"

K. L E U T H N E R. SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S IMPERIALISM
"Die Neue Rundschau" (May, 1915)
K. Leuthner: "Russian People's Imperialism"
p. 590: — about Plekhanov, that he de "went over to the military camp"
... "Also, even the most extreme radicalism in Russia will soon understand the vital necessity of free access to the open seas" ...
"Not only the Russian Tsar ... but also the Russian people ... stand at our borders with the traditional will to conquer and subdue."
"At the borders of the empire, the Great Russian defends not the existence, not the independence, not the inviolability of his people, but his domination over 40 million non-Great Russians" ...

IMPERIALISM AND THE ATTITUDE TOWARDS IT
1. Definition, both economic,
[and political] (reaction)
national oppression
Imperialism = capitalism
1) cartels
{annexations
a) monopolistic
2) banks {large}
3) financial oligarchy (more than 100 billion in stock capital **)
4) colonies and export of capital (division of the world)

(1) export of capital
b) parasitic
{stock capital} γ) dying ("transitional")
1a. Basel und Chemnitz 2
2. Contra K. Kautsky blunting contradictions, concealing, Wegräsonnieren, etc. *
veiled Marxists national-liberale (Liebknecht; 3
3. Three lines: lackeys
{opportunists crude cynical} reformists revolutionary soc. dem.
4. Fabian -j- Vandervelde, Jaurès & Co. (1907) 4 ___
-j- Sozialistische Monatshefte -f- Glocke -|- Benner & Co. — Plechjanoff & "disciples" in Russia.
* Lenin's title. Ed.
** stock capital. Ed.
* Against K. Kautsky. Ed.
'** reservations, etc. Ed.
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Manuscript of the plan for the article "Imperialism and the Attitude Towards It."
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(1) Abrüstung * (2) United States of Europe (cartel of imperialists) ... (Organization "Mitteleuropa" **; ...
(3) Annexations___ (4) "Peace" (social-nationalism) ...
(5) "Ultra-imperialism" ...
(6) "Defense of the Fatherland" ...
(7) Imperialist character of the First World War ...
(8) Freedom of trade "friedlicher Vorkehr" *** (9) Colonies cf. 1907 and 1911—6) Fort von Kolonien? ' ,я') 6
(10) Advantages of colonies import and export from their colonies \
versus "freedom of trade" / (11) Imperialism and opportunism (Stimmung versus Richtung ****).
(12) "Unity" with opportunists.
(13) Richtungen in international Millerandismus (Jaurès), Bernsteinismus, disintegration.
Englischer liberal-labour (14) Voting for credits.
(15) Mass actions = "adventure"?
(16) Earlier (1909; 1910: 1911 K. Kautsky) versus 1914—6) and now.
(Words and deeds).
(17) K. Kautsky against Pannekock 1912 on mass actions ....
(18) Eclecticism versus dialectics (19) Engels and Marx on the roots of English opportunism.
* Disarmament. Ed.
** "Central Europe". Ed.
*** "peaceful relations". Ed.
**** mood instead of direction. Ed.
(15) Mass actions = "adventure"?
(16) Previously 1909; 1910:

K. Kautsky compared
with 1914—6; and now.
(Words and deeds).
(17) K. Kautsky against Pannekoek 1912 on mass actions ....
(18) Eclecticism instead of dialectics. Ed.