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Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
The Right of Nations to Self-Determination
Transcription\Markup: B. Baggins, D. Walters, & K. Goins (2008)
Contents
1. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE SELF-DETERMINATION OF NATIONS? 395
2. THE HISTORICALLY CONCRETE PRESENTATION OF THE QUESTION 400
3. THE CONCRETE FEATURES OF THE NATIONAL QUESTION IN RUSSIA, AND RUSSIA’S BOURGEOIS-DEMOCRATIC REFORMATION 404
| 4. “PRACTICALITY” IN THE NATIONAL QUESTION | 409 |
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| 5. THE LIBERAL BOURGEOISIE AND THE SOCIALIST OPPORTUNISTS IN THE NATIONAL QUESTION | 414 |
| 6. NORWAY’S SECESSION FROM SWEDEN | 425 |
| 7. THE RESOLUTION OF THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS, 1896 | 430 |
| 8. THE UTOPIAN KARL MARX AND THE PRACTICAL ROSA LUXEMBURG | 435 |
| 9. THE 1903 PROGRAMME AND ITS LIQUIDATORS | 442 |
| 10. CONCLUSION | 451 |
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