Re: [Marxism] Re: Marx and Engels and the National Question

["Nestor Gorojovsky" <nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Lüko has striken on red iron, methinks.

If we want to understand what was M&E's standing re: the national 
qustion, wouldn't it be interesting to understand what did they do in 
the only national question where they had not only a _saying_ but a 
_doing_, that is the German national question?

Franz Mehring's bio of Karl Marx traces the whole history to its 
roots, and gives a very interesting account of the differences 
between Lassalle and Marx, and what happened with them when, 
unexpectedly to M&E, it was Bismark who put an end to the issue.

It is noteworthy enough, for a Marxist, that on this national 
question, the only one they lived _from within_, they understood the 
revolutionary consequences of Bismark's actions, and not only in 
1870, also in 1866 (Sadowa, etc.).  A clever reading of their 
correspondence of these times, and also of Marx's letters to 
Kugelmann, offers most interesting insights. 

Respuesta a: [Marxism] Re: Marx and Engels and t
Remitido por: Lueko Willms
Fecha: Miércoles 22 de Septiembre de 2004 
Hora: 18:31
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Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky
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