Arkiv

p. 26-28:
"The different momenta of primitive accumulation distribute themselves now, more or less in chronological order, particularly over Spain, Portugal, Holland, France, and England. In England at the end of the 17th century, they arrive at a systematical combination, embracing the colonies, the national debt, the modern mode of taxation, and the protectionist system. These methods depend in part on brute force, e.g., the colonial system."

Uddrag online: Contents Nyt online: Anti-imperialism Undercover: An Introduction to the Blekingegade Group By Gabriel Kuhn p. 1It Is All About Politics by Niels Jørgensen, Torkil Lauesen, and Jan Weimann p. 21 Skrevet om bogen: “This book is a fascinating and bracing account of how a group ofcommunists in Denmark sought...

Uddrag af Brev fra Engels til Sorge, London, 19. april 1890. Om arbejderbevægelse og fagforeninger i England i Marx og Engels: Om kolonier, industrimonopol og arbejderbevægelse. Forlaget Futura 1972, 66 s., s. 62.

Side 56-61

s. 5:
The six articles in this pamphlet were originally published in “Communist ORIENTATION” in the years 1967 and 1968. They were the result of long-term deliberations and thorough discussions among a group of people in Communist Working Circle (CWC), and they were published anonymously as an expression of the view of this organisation.

p. 42:
"... In India serious complications, if not a general outbreak, is in store for the British government. What the English take from them annually in the form of rent, dividends for railways useless to the Hindus; pensions for military and civil servicemen, for Afghanistan and other wars, etc., etc. – what they take from them without any equivalent and quite apart from what they appropriate to themselves annually within India – speaking only of the value of the commodities the Indians have gratuitously and annually to send over to England – it amounts to more than the total sum of income of the sixty millions of agricultural and industrial labourers of India!"

Uddrag af "Brev fra Engels til Marx, Manchester, 23. maj 1856" i Marx og Engels: Om kolonier, industrimonopol og arbejderbevægelse. Forlaget Futura 1972, 66 s., s. 22-24.

p. 85-87:
"World history is leading unswervingly towards the dictatorship of the proletariat, but is doing so by paths that are anything but smooth, simple and straight."

s. 1-2:
Præsentation af Kommunistisk Arbejdskreds, KAKs historie, teori og arbejdsopgaver.

Pressemeddelelse om overførsel af indsamlede midler til ZANU.

p. 32-33:
"I have become more and more convinced – and the only question is to drive this conviction home to the English working class – that it can never do anything decisive here in England until it separates its policy with regard to Ireland most definitely from the policy of the ruling classes, until it not only makes common cause with the Irish but actually takes the initiative in dissolving the Union established in 1801 [8] and replacing it by a free federal relationship. And this must be done, not as a matter of sympathy with Ireland but as a demand made in the interests of the English proletariat."

s. 1: Digt af Cu Huy Can om Vietnam-krigen.

s. 76-77:
(Uddrag) "Der har aldrig været og vil heller aldrig komme jævn, harmonisk eller forholdsmæssig udvikling i den kapitalistiske verden. Hvert land har i højere grad udviklet så det ene, så det andet aspekt eller træk eller gruppe af træk ved kapitalismen og arbejderbevægelsen."

s. 9-11:
"I maj tilbragte to medlemmer af Liberation Support Movement [...]. Rejsen gav en uvurderlig mulighed for at få et førstehåndsindtryk af den kinesiske revolutions erfaringer. I denne artikel vil vi dog begrænse os til nogle få  kritiske bemærkninger om vores erfaringer som deltagere i rejseholdet. Om den politik, holdet lagde frem, og hvordan det genspejler visse grundlæggende svagheder ved det amerikanske venstre."

Contents:
Introduction p. 105
Variation in Wages in a Divided World p. 107
The Concrete Variations in Wages p. 109
Working conditions p. 114
Productivity and Wages p. 116
Productivity and Wages – Final Remarks p. 120
Conclusion p. 122
Equalization of the Rate of Profit p. 123
Capital Movements p.128
Conclusion p.131
The Size of the Unequal Exchange p. 131

Kap. 2 af Det globale perspektiv:
Nationalisme og internationalisme

s. 13 Rettelse af trykfejl i Ungkommunisten 1968 nr. 9.

Et flyveblad, der blev omdelt på B&W på Christianshavn i maj 1968.

p. 18-20:
Extrat from V.I. Lenin: The International Socialist Congress in Stuttgart.

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