The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-01
Marx-Engels Institute in Moscow an Aid
in Exposing the Renegades to Marxism


rorkers' and peasants power in the Soviet Union, in
Che face of the threatening attack being prepared
by the imperalist powers.
1t appears that this Marxst renegade Kautsky, had
been visited by emigre couner-revolutionists from
Soviet Armenia. They sought his socia-democratic
opinion the possibility of Caucasian couner-revo
utioniss taking action in the event of outbreak of
hostilities between Great Britain and the Soviet Union
The doddering Kautsky who is spending most of his
declining days in Vienna did not hesitate to give his
encouragement to the Armenian traitors. He said:
Contrary to the opinion of of my comrades
believe that is very probable that the Bolshevik die
atorship will not give way in any other than to
formidable uprising of popular masses.
Il believe it would be false and dangerous to condemn
such uprising counter revolutionary"
He concludes by declaring that he would oppose any
move to call upon the social-democracy of the world
to defend the Soviet Union"
Thus Kautsky the renegade descends to the level of
the British imperialis agent who murdered the Soviet
ambassador Voikov at Warsaw, Poland; he associates
himself with the creature who threw two bombs wound
ing in Workers Club in Leningrad he becomes
the ally of Chamberlain's provocateurs who caused
railroad wreck Minsk that resulted in the death
of the provincial head of the &C. P. u" and other
comrade he also has his hand the ncendary torch
that seeks to destroy factories and workshops within
the Soviet Union laboriousy built by emancpated la
Dor in Russia during the present period of
Concerning Kautskys role in the present struggle as
revealed in his article in Vorwaerts Pravda the central
organ of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union,
points out that in the face of the imminent danger
Kautsky has consented to become the mouthpece to
voice the wishes of the British reactonares especially
when he aludes to the necessity of uprising against
the Soviet Power
"This viewpoint of Kautsky," says the Pravda sis
the viewpoint that is held by the entire clique
standing at the head of the German social democracy
They the heroes of the Fourth of August 1914
and attempting to duplicate that role in the present
and future
There two tendencies taking place at the present
time in the camp of the Second (Socaist) International
One of these tendencies is that of Otto Bauer who
stands for the defence of the Soviet Union in words
and the other that of Kautsky insists upon sup
port with the deed of Instruction to the reactonary
aims of the imperiasts and their allies against the
Soviets This is than division of labor in the
ranks of the social-democracy.
"ThA Russian menshevks accept the phrases of Otto
Bauer and the deeds of Kautsky. united front begin
ming with the British reactonares he Tores) on the
hand down to the mensheviks, is being built The
socia-democracy is preparing for its next August
fourth"
In the quiet reading and extensive libraries of
the MarxEnges Institute, at Moscow, however there
is being prepared material that is continually shattering
in the minds of the workers of the world the social
democratic illusions fostered there by the traitors of the
Second Socialst) International, by the Kautskys the
Bernsteins, well the Scheidemanns in Germany
and others Of their breed in all capitalist countries
Here revoutonists like Edmund Peuso are ever busy
upon this intellectual battlefield 1t was D. Riazanov
the head of the MarxEngles who exposed Bernsten's
effort to falsfy Marxism. Their task, however can
not be fulfilled without the energetic spreading of
knowledge of Marxism in every capitalist land, espe-
cialy in the United States of America.