English

p. 27-31:
HANDBILL,, particularly distributed for B&W, Christianshavn (machine factory) 3rd May 1968.

"We have said it again and again, and we are going to continue saying it. It has come about because, as Engels wrote, from the beginning of colonialism the workers “have gladly taken their share of the booty” from the exploitation of the colonial peoples.

AND BECAUSE NO ONE HAS TOLD THEM, THAT THAT WAS WHAT THEY WERE DOING!

This has come about because no one has told them that it would take them directly into the bourgeois, uncanny, horrible, stinking imperialist pool, if they did not stop in time to think things over."

Colophon: Information about publisher and print of Turning Money into Rebellion.

p. 22-23:
Fuld text of V.I. Lenin: In Britain (The Sad Results of Opportunism).

Statement from KUF.
A statement made at the end of March by a delegation from KUF at a preparatory meeting in Holland for a congress in Rome in support of the fighting peoples in the Portuguese colonies, represented by MPLA, Frelimo and PAIGC.
Translated from "Ungkommunisten", Vol 3, no. 6 August 1970.

Introduction to the Blekingegade case

p. 94-95:
Extract of V.I. Lenin: "Left-Wing" Communism – An Infantile Disorder.

Socialism and the Bourgeois Way of Life. By Gotfred Appel (1966) p.185

What Is KAK? What Is KAK? By KAK (1974) p. 190

Manifest-Communist Working Group: A Short Introduction. By M-KA (1986) p. 194

What Can Communists in the Imperialist Countries Do? By M-KA (1983) p. 203

p. 7-10:
The economic-trade union demands involved in the present and a number of former collective agreement situations are manifestations of needs and wishes on a material level (and spiritual-ideological level) characteristic of a working class in a country, where the capitalists have been able to give and have had a direct interest in giving the workers a share in the super profits of western capitalism as a whole from the exploitation of the majority of mankind – the peoples of the present and former colonial, semicolonial and dependent countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

There is  n o  direct road from a parasite state of Denmark's kind to socialism!

p. 56:
"This Socialism of theirs [The Fabians] is then represented as an extreme but inevitable consequence of bourgeois Liberalism; hence their tactics of not resolutely fighting the Liberals as adversaries but of pushing them on towards Socialist conclusions and therefore of intriguing with them, of permeating Liberalism with Socialism, of not putting up Socialist candidates against the Liberals but of fastening them on to the Liberals, of forcing them upon them, or deceiving them into taking them."

p. 54-55:
"You see something unfinished in the Fabian Society. On the contrary, this crowd is only too finished: a clique of bourgeois "Socialists" of diverse calibres, from careerists to sentimental Socialists and philanthropists, united only by their fear of the threatening rule of the workers and doing all in their power to spike this danger by making their own leadership secure, the leadership exercised by the "eddicated." If afterwards they admit a few workers into their central board in order that they may play there the role of the worker Albert of 1848, the role of a constantly outvoted minority, this should not deceive anyone."

p. 7-15:
Foreword by Gotfred Appel.

p. 75-77:
Full text of V.I. Lenin: Ten "Socialist" Ministers.

Short precentation of the the editor / writer of the book Gabriel Kuhn and the writer of the foreword Klaus Viehmann.

Extract from articles and letters 1847-1894 by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on Colonies, Industrial Monopoly and Working Class Movement. Compiled and edited by Communist Working Circle, CWC.

Why do We Support PFLP?
Written by Gotfred Appel on behalf of Communist Working Circle, CWC (Kommunistisk arbejdskreds. KAK) and Communist Youth League , CYL (Kommunistisk Ungdomsforbund, KUF).
Translated from the Danish "Ungkommunisten", Vol 3, no. 6 August 1970.

p. 31:
"What do you say to the elections in the factory districts? Once again the proletariat has discredited itself terribly."

Contents:
The Purpose of Theory is Practice p. 19
Marxism – Dialectical Materialism p. 20
Analysis of the Economic Conditions is Fundamental p. 20
The Main Social Contradiction p. 22
The Relationship Between Consciousness and Being p. 23
The Population of the World is Divided into Rich and Poor p. 25
The Consequences of the Present World Order p. 28

p. 82-84
Extract of V.I. Lenin: Session of the Petrograd Soviet.

The essence of the Blekingegade Group was international solidarity. A solidarity that “you can hold in your hands.” Concretely, money. Lots of money. Acquired in robberies in the metropolitan North and passed on to the tricontinental South. For many years. Respect!

p. 15-16:
"The tribute to be paid to England after the unfortunate war of 1840, the great unproductive consumption of opium, the drain of the precious metals by this trade, the destructive influence of foreign competition on native manufactures the demoralized condition of the public administration, produced two things: the old taxation became more burdensome and harassing, and new taxation was added to the old."
"That isolation having come to a violent end by the medium of England, dissolution must follow as surely as that of any mummy carefully preserved in a hermetically sealed coffin, whenever it is brought into contact with the open air. Now, England having brought about the revolution of China, the question is how that revolution will in time react on England, and through England on Europe."