German generals allegedly chose surrender after the Russian Revolution because they feared a stronger German working-class revolution at home.
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German generals allegedly chose surrender after the Russian Revolution because they feared a stronger German working-class revolution at home.
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"...remember, at this point in history, the nation with the strongest working class, the proletariat, is actually Germany, not Russia. So as a result,..."
"He's very important. He's now head of the German military, as well as head of the German nation. And he forced the German government..."
"And the thinking of the army at this point is, listen, we've been in this situation before. We lost Napoleon. And so we just..."
"...if you're a capitalist and you have any empathy for the working class guess what? You're bought out or you're pushed out of the..."
"...Natural. Evolution. Of. Capitalism. Capitalism. Leads. To. The. Alienation. Of. The. Working. Class. Which. Will. Lead. To. Their. Political. Consciousness. Which. Will. Lead. To...."
"...Was. Geared. Towards. Making. The. Lives. Of. The. Middle. Class. The. Working. Class. Better. Okay. So. In. 80s. We. Start. To. Change. This. Why...."
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