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The Mass Strike, the Political Party and the Trade Unions

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table of contents
  1. I. The Russian Revolution, Anarchism and the General Strike
  2. II. The Mass Strike, A Historical and Not an Artificial Product
  3. III. Development of the Mass Strike Movement in Russia
  4. IV. The Interaction of the Political and the Economic Struggle
  5. V. Lessons of the Working-Class Movement in Russia Applicable to Germany
  6. VI. Co-operation of Organised and Unorganised Workers Necessary for Victory
  7. VII. The Role of the Mass Strike in the Revolution
  8. VIII. Need for United Action of Trade Unions and Social Democracy

Rosa Luxemburg

The Mass Strike, the Political Party
and the Trade Unions

(1906)

Written and first published: 1906.
Source: The Mass Strike, the Political Party and the Trade Unions by Rosa Luxemburg.
Publisher: Marxist Educational Society of Detroit, 1925.
Translated: Patrick Lavin.
Online Version: Rosa Luxemburg Internet Archive (marxists.org) 1999.
Transcription/Markup: A. Lehrer.
Ebook Conversion: Dave Allinson, 2015.

Available online at:
https://www.marxists.org/archive/luxemburg/1906/mass-strike/index.htm

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