Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

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Portrait of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Vladimir Ilyich Lenin About the Co-operative Societies (1924)

Is then in reality the control by the state of all the more important means of production, the state power in the hands of the proletariat, the alliance of this proletariat with millions of small peasants, the assured leadership of the peasantry by the proletariat, etc., is this not all that is necessary to attain the building of the Socialist society from co-operation, from co-operation alone, which we formerly considered pedantry and which we in certain respects may treat as such now under the new economic policy as well?
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Portrait of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Vladimir Ilyich Lenin About the Co-operative Societies (1924)

It appears to me that we pay all too little attention to the co-operative. Not all of all realise that now, since the October revolution and not at all impaired by the new economic policy (on the contrary, we must say-just because of the new economic policy) , co-operation has attained dominating importance among us. There is much phantasy in the daydreams of the old co-operators. They are often a ridiculously phantastic folk.
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