1.06: The National Question

Update: 2021-10-27

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Despite the simplicity and strong appeal of the slogan “Proletarians of all countries unite,” the early Social Democratic movement would find themselves divided on how to carry out this task. Alongside controversy over Revisionism and the early debates on Imperialism, the National Question would be hotly contested across the Second International.

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1.06: The National Question

Stephan, Jason, Matthew, and Nathan

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1.06: The National Question

Stephan, Jason, Matthew, and Nathan

1.06: The National Question