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1938. KAUTSKY, Karl. Kautsky [kạu'cki], Karl, austrijsko-njemački političar i teoretičar ( Prag, 16. X. 1854 – Amsterdam, 17. X. 1938 ). Socijaldemokrat, isprva zagovornik ortodoksnoga marksizma, a poslije se razvijao u smjeru teorijskoga i političkog reformizma. Postavši 1875. član Austrijske socijaldemokratske stranke, počeo je ...
26. Feb. 2012 · Karl Kautsky Die Agrarfrage Eine Uebersicht über die Tendenzen der modernen Landwirthschaft und die Agrarpolitik der Sozialdemokratie (1899) Quelle:Karl Kautsky, Die Agrarfrage, Stuttgart, Verlag von J. H. W. Dietz Nachf. (G.m.b.H.), 189 ...
17. März 2024 · Karl Kautsky Internet Archive. Nothing would be more erroneous than to stamp the whole of the Communist Manifesto simply as an historic document. On the contrary. The principles developed by it, the method to which it leads us, the characteristic it gives by a few strokes of the capitalist mode of production, are to-day more valid than ever.
13. Juli 2020 · Karl Kautsky was known as the Pope of Marxism in the early 20th century, but until recently he appeared to have been almost forgotten. 1 He was the leading theorist of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD), a nominally Marxist mass workers’ party, and the Second International of socialist parties in the late 19th and early 20th century.
Karl Kautsky. Biografický portál. Karl Johann Kautsky (* 18. október 1854, Praha – † 17. október 1938, Amsterdam, Holandsko) bol nemecký historik, ekonóm; jeden z vodcov a teoretikov nemeckej sociálnej demokracie a II. internacionály, ideológ centrizmu. Odmietol Bernsteinov revizionizmus.
Karl Kautsky: From Marx to Hitler. Source: Anti-Bolshevik Communism. Paul Mattick, published by Merlin Press, 1978; Proofed: and corrected by Geoff Traugh, July 2005. In the fall of 1938, Karl Kautsky died in Amsterdam at the age of 84 years. He was considered the most important theoretician of the Marxist labour movement after the death of its ...
13. Juli 2020 · Karl Kautsky was known as the Pope of Marxism in the early 20th century, but until recently he appeared to have been almost forgotten. 1 He was the leading theorist of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD), a nominally Marxist mass workers’ party, and the Second International of socialist parties in the late 19th and early 20th century.
