[Marxism] Re: Marxism Digest, Vol 25, Issue 31

["Nestor Gorojovsky" <nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Respuesta a:"Marxism Digest, Vol 25, Issue 31"
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Con fecha:12 Nov 2005, a las 19:43

> Even given all that, the weakest thing about Marx was his
> organizational grasp and the history of his role in the destruction of
> the IWA reflected that.  I would argue that we are still striving in
> the US to overcome the consequences of his actions here.
> 

Whoever reads Franz Mehring's biography of Karl Marx impartially will 
discover that he didn't have things clear in Germany either.  The 
story Mehring displays of the relations between the groups of 
Lassalle and Marx is quite revealing.  Most probably, the followers 
of Marx would have had a better anchor in the German working class if 
he hadn't been so harsh with Lassalle  (yes, of course, deservedly 
harsh and all that, but we are also talking practical politics, 
aren't we), and extracted _organizational_ consequences therefrom 
that were not only unnecessary but perhaps negative.

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Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky
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