Contemporary Social Movements

activities American become Bolsheviks bourgeois bourgeoisie called capital capitalist cent Central civilization Communism Communist International Communist Party Congress consumers coöperative coöperative societies Council credit union Debs democracy democratic divers economic elected employees Executive Committee existence exploitation fact factory Fascist feudal forces freedom French French Revolution German Gosplan Guild Guild Socialism hand human ideals ideas increase individual industry interests Italy Karl Marx labor land leaders Lenin live Marx masses ment method modern munist Mussolini natural Neue Rheinische Zeitung Norman Thomas official organization peasants political possible present profit proletariat recognized régime represent revolution revolutionary Russia social movements Socialist Soviet Stalin struggle surplus-value syndicates theory things tion to-day trade unions United Utopians vote wages wealth whole workers