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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
zed. drzuve Iuhko dobe vodsfvo mad
svetom - q moruio vedeti cemu?

V nasem tisku in v diploma
CHI, pa radiu, Sc dan "a dnem
poudarja, da smo mi najmogoc-
nejSa sila ma svetu. In da glad
MIN najvec pomagamo. Pa da
smo zalagali V casu vojne- Ru-
sijo in Anglijo. Ter pc vojni TIA
lilo in tudi Francijo.
Ma morju imamo vecjo bojno
in trgovsko mornarico kot vse
druge dezele skupaj. Imamo
boljSo in vecjo zrakoplovbo kot
YES ostali svet skupaj.
V produkciji nam tudi kadar
SO tn stavke nj nobena dezela
enaka.
Use Sc ozira ma Ameriko. Ia
posoiila, "a zivez it'd.
Mi smo torej liz minute, vojne
izsli kot vodilna ali glavna We
lesila ma svetu.
Donald Bell, XII pise "a cas-
niSko agencijo ONA je priredil
O tel nasi situaciji sledeci cla-
mex:
V zadnjih mesecih je nastala
navada, da Sc V vseh uradnih
ameriSkih govorih in izjavah
poudarja, da je ameriSka voja-
Ska sila najvecja ma svetu, ter
da je radi tega postalo neizogib-
no, da Amerika prevzame sve-
tovno Vodstvo. Posebno pred
sednik Truman je to toxic mo-
emo naglasil V svojem govoru
oh priliki dneva ameriSke ar
made.
Njegov govor je bill brez dvo-
ma namenjen pred vsem Anne
rikancem, toda ker je jasno, da
ga je YES svet napeto poslusal
= in razmiSljal O njegovih be-
sedan, je skrajno ~obzalovanja
vredno, da 81 nj wei casa, ola
bi povedal tudi, kaj je treba ra-
zumeti pod oznacbo "ameriSko
svetovno vodstvo."
Predsednikov cilj je bill ia, da
dopove ameriskemu ljudstvu,
da je potrebno zediniti pod emo
upravo vse veje nash oboroze-
nih sill, da velja podaljsati vo-
jaSko dolznost in obveznost stu
zbe, ter, tretjic, da je potrebno
ustanoviti splosno vezbanje. Use
to so cisto notranje ameriske
Zadeve, V katere sc ne SINE nj
KIDD umesavati. Toda zadeva
svetovnega vodstva je vse ne
kaj drugega. To je nekaj, kar
gre preko nash meja. Yes svet
Sc napeto zanima "a naSe ma
mere.
Velika zmota hi bila, ako hi
hoteli verjeti V to, da DO svet
sprejel nase vodstvo enostavno
IL razloga, ker smo najsilnejSa
vojaska organizacija ma svetu.
To nj mic novega V zgodovini in
Sc je re ponovno pripetilo. V
zadnjih stoletjih ma primer JIG
bila Spanija najmocnejsa v sest,
najstem veku, Francija V Sc
demnajstem, Britannia v devet-
najstem in Nemcija v dvajse-
tenn = in vendar nj svet primal
vodstva nobene teh sill.
Priznati bi 81 morali tudi, ds
mas ameriSki nacin zivlienia n.
vec ideal ostalega cloveStva
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lie pa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. instituci-

ne pa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTRUCT
ia"
Naglasil je, da so bila zemlji-
sea in posestva, katera SO bila
odvzeta cerkvi, takoj razdelje-
ma, in sicer med siromaSne ka-
toliSke kmete. Slicno SO bila po-
-sestva, katera so bila odvzeta
pravoslavni cerkvi, razdeljena
med pravoslavne siromake, a
imetja muslimanskih institucii
med muslimane.
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ia, XII vlada V KIM "a nekaJ DIN
ali tednov, je vazno, da postane
vsakomur jasno, "a kaj gre. '
Ameriki prav kot V KIM mora
10 ljudje spoznati, da gre "a to
ali DO mir ali civilna vojna -
in kaj oboje pomeni.
KakSna je civilna vojna ns
Kitaiskem, smo re videli. Ne
varnost bi bila, da Sc zaplete
Amerika V vojno z Rusijo -
Geravno je videti verjetno, da
Sc ie ODE strani ogibati, Rus
radi tega, ker 81 ne zele atom
skin bomb, Amerikanci pa cato.
ker je pri mas izredno malo lju-
di, XII bi Sc hoteli posluzeVatr tie
bonnie dejansko in ne lie kot
groznje.
Najbolj potrebno je radi tegd.
da premislimo, Gesa mas uci do
sedanji razvoj kitajskega kon-
flikta. MeSGanska vojna V KIM
sami in Mandzuriji, XII je div
iala tie zadnje mesece, nj rodila
nobenih razveseljivih dogodkov
- in to je najbrze vzrok, da je
tako malo razprav o tenn pred
metu. Polagoma Sc je zacel po-
grezati globoki smisel tega DEF
silva tudi V vojaSke glave VOL
ske in mornarice in V birokra-
tiCne Westinghouse mozgane.
Prvi zakljucek, katerega We
liza postaviti je ia, da so kitaj-
ske razmere tako precudno "a
pletene, ola so Rusi poglobili
svoi vpliv zelo uGinkovitO ma ia
naCin, da so Sc umaknili IL XII
tajskega ozemlja. Ko SO Rusi
premagali japonske vojaSke 81
lie V Mandzuriji, so zaplenili
mnogo orozia, katerega pa ma
svOiem umiku MISC odvedli S Sc
boj, temveG ga pustili ma mestu,
tako da je priSlo V roke onemu,
XII je prvi prevzel oblast. To pa
so bill ali komunisti ali pa lokal-
ne mandzurske Cete, XII mrze
Kuomintang radi njegovega oSa-
Snega in samolastnega nastopa-
MIA, XII odrekuje domacinom po-
sameznih pokrajin vsako besedo
V Iokalni upravi. To je vzrok,
da SO domacini cesto pristopili
ma stran komunistov, da Sc
ubranijo centralne kitajske OBJ
lasti.
Amerikancem je bill ia ruski
korak n~eprijeten. Stvar jim je
vzbudila wits, da SO jih Rusi ma
nerazumljiv nacin opeharili, ne
ola bi napravili nekaj odkrito ne
dOpustnega. A kako tudi skrbe-
ii "a to, da ostane iavnost raz-
jarjena napram Rusijis ako so
njene cete odSle in ostanejo zu-
maj?
Odkar Sc je vojna koncala,
smo re podvojili Stevilo kitaj-
skin Get, katere je izvezbala
Amerika. TIE cete so opremljene
Z ameriSkim orozjem. V Mand-
zuriii Sc oslanja akcija central
ne Wade izkljucno ma vojaSke
enote, katere je Amerika 1--we
zbala in opremila in povrh tega
Sc ma ameriSkih ladjah, ma ka-
terih sluzijo Amerikanci, spra-
villa V Mandzurijo.
Tu prihajamo do drugega "a
kljucka IL dogodkov kitajske
meScanske vojne. Kitajska Via
ola je sposobna nadaljevati svo-
10 vojnO lie ma ia nacin, da nazi-
va kOmuniste vse one, XII Sc drz-
nejo streljati kadar Jill poskuSa
nauciti svoje politike S tenn, da
mamie strelja. Ne glede ma to,
ali so zares komunisti ali ne. A
da sploh more nadaljevati sire
ljanje, mora zahtevati vedno
VeG podpore IL Amerike.
V Washingtonu vzbuja vse to
neprijetne obcutke. Ako zahte-
va sedanja ne%-sploSna mescan-
ska vojna toliko ameriske po-
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HAPPENINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Pvt. Raymond D. Schwartzkopf,
son of Mrs. Dave Schwartzkopf of
Laurel, has completed training and
has graduated from the Chanute,
ILL.,, field of the army air forces
training command, the Chanute
field public relations office has an
nounced. While attending the
School he received instruction in the
P-5- specialist course and in various
technical operations vital to main
tenance of fighting planes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wilson who
have resided in the Hardin area
since 1911 have bought the Barney
ranch north of Laurel, where they
will reside. At one time they lived
on the Cramer place southeast of
Laurel, then moved to the Clarks
Fork valley where they remained
until going to Hardin.
John Bright of Greenville, Pa,
spent Thursday here with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
.Kremer. He was recently discharg-
ed from the army at Fort Lewis,
Wash. From here he went Friday
to Cody, Wyo., to visit his cousins,
Bill Kremer and Mrs. Jessie Kremer
Williams, and their families. His
overseas service was in Africa and
Europe.
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PARK.CITY SECTION

Mrs. b. Kiilibrew, Mrs. Sarah
Tipps, Mrs. Pete Anderson OF
Trewin, Mrs. Kenneth Shay of Lau-
rel, Mrs. A. L. Grubs, Mrs. C. v
Eastlick, Mrs. R. E. Plowman, Mrs
j. w. Corwin, Mrs. May Miller,
Mrs. R. w. Davis, Mrs. A. o. Mel
son, Mrs. w. d. Whitcanack, Zella
Grubs and the guest of honor.
Patsy VanNice celebrated her
seventh birthday Monday, May 6,
from $3.50 to 5:15 at her home. A
lunch was served by Mrs. Vannice
to Patsy's friends, Sandra South
worth, Arlene Van Lucian, Darlene
Schriener, Beverly Sands, Sylvia
Sanders, Carolyn Pope, Marjorie
Moran, Dorothy Mehling, Shirley
Roth, Mitzie Sanders, Loretta Story,
Kay Vandenburg, Marlene Frank,
Marjorie Henry, Joyce Metzger,
Dorleres Hilderman, Judy Hedges,
and Georgia Reid, Lyndon Colburn
of Billings, Shirley and Billy Porter
of Laurel.
Mrs. Francis Livingood recently
returned to her home in Lodge
Grass after spending several weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. NJ. L. Duns-
worth and family.
Mrs. Allen Whitcanack, Mrs. w.
F. Adams and Mrs. Stanley Pear
sail attended the Legion auxiliary
meeting in Laurel Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Whitcanack
and two children, Christine and
Ronald, went to East Rosebud lake
Sunday to spend some time at their
cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Zwisler left
Tuesday for the home in Helena
after spending more than two weeks
here with relatives and friends.
They were guests Monday of Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Flood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Sitzman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dove, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Adams of Columbus, made trip to
Helena last Sunday to see Herbert
Dove and family. Herbert Dove
is again being treated at the veter-
ans hospital for a leg infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Scott and
two children spent the week end
with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Nelson.
Duane Nelson returned home
Tuesday from Joliet where he had
been visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Flood
went to Billings Tuesday, where
both are employed. Mr.. Flood was
discharged from the navy.
Miss Luthena Carpenter, who has
1een with the Western Union at |
Seattle the past two years, came to
Park City recently to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpen-
,er. She is being transferred to
Boston, where she will go later in
he month.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and Miss
Luthena Carpenter went to Billings
Friday to spend several days visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Barnhardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wallace
md daughter Nadine spent Sunday
With Mrs Tennie Oliver
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TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay and
son Norman of Hawthorne spent
Friday evening at the Grubs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rupp of
Laurel spent Wednesday evening at
the John Rupp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch,
Mrs. Victor Michael and children,
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Rehfeldt, Mrs. A. L. Grubs and
children and John Minch attended
the physical education program of
the Park City schools Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs spent
Saturday at the w. D. Killebrew
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Pope, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Walters and daugh-
ter jeanette of Park City were call
ing at the Grubs home Sunday.
A. L. Grubs reports the birth of
twin colts to a percheron mare at
his farm Saturday. The smaller
one died after living about 80 hours.
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Rev. A. NJ. Bachanz spent sew
eral days during the week at a
Lutheran church conference a I
Power, Mont.
The Park City seniors and Miss
Rosa Eisenman enjoyed the annual
Sneak day Wednesday in Billings
where they visited places of in
tereSt.
Mrs. Jake Benner and Mrs. John
Mohr were hostesses to members of
the senior class and high school
teachers at a dinner Thursday at
o'clock at the hall. Places were
laid for Betty Benner, John Mohr,
Marion Gebo, Helen Frank, Mildred
Wegner, Elfrieda Kober, Marjorie
Fox, Supt. and Mrs. R. C. Bolin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Helgesen, Miss
Joan Ford, Miss Florence Won
Ehrenkrock and Miss Rosa Eisen-
man.
Mrs. J. H. Dove, Mrs. John Hard
ing, Mrs. Rachel Martin, Mrs. Les
ter Eastlick and Mrs. Fred Carpen-
ter were hostesses to the Woman's
society Thursday afternoon at the
hall. The devotions, in memory of
Mothers" were conducted by Mrs.
A. o. Nelson. Mrs. M. j. Wilcox
had charge of the program on "Our
Supply Work" Mrs. NJ. o. Roys-
don of Laurel was a guest.
Mrs. Floyd Eastlick entertained
Saturday afternoon for her son
Bobby on his sixth birthday. Out
door games were played and a lunch
was served by Mrs. Eastlick and
her sister, Mrs. M. Hoppel of Lau-
rel. Guests were Kay and Sally
andenburg, Marilyn Eastlick, Mary
Harding, Beverly, Patty and Terry
Sands, John Suter, Bruce Hansford,
Jimmie Eastlick, Loretta Story,
Peggy Ann Story, Jeff Gesick, Ken
ny Bolin, Christy Whitcanack, Bob
by Story, Mrs. M. Hoppel of Lau-
rel and Mrs. Eva Cram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kober Of
Ranchley, Colo, came Monday to
visit Mrs. Kober's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Altice. Mr.. Kober, who is
with a construction company, has
been transferred to Billings.
Mrs. Bob Watson of Laurel, form /
erly Miss Jean Bongiani, was host
ess at a shower Tuesday afternoon
at the hall for Mrs. Charles Grubs.
Various games were enjoyed by
those present, who were Mrs. Lucia !
Bongiana and daughter Mary, Mrs.
Casper Harding, Mrs. H erma an
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Physical Education
Class Presents Its
Annual Festival

Park City, May 15.-The annual
spring festival of the physical edu-
cation class, directed by Miss Rosa
EiSenman, was presented FRIDAY
evening at the gymnasium. Inc
following was the program:
Calesthenics and arch ball, entire
class; "Put Your Little Foot" grade
school; "Pop Goes the Weasel" en-
tire class; tumbling, optional group;
Cheboga musical game and chair re-
lay game, entire class; Country
Gardens" grade school; "School
Toe Polka" selected group; "The
Star" (square dancel, entire group;
"The Spring Dance" grade school
and "Waves on Parade" entire
school.
Coach Basil Helgesen presented
letters earned in basketball to Lyle
Rupp, Arnold Kober, Rudy Mein
hardt, Rudy Wegner, Alvin Kober,
Bill Guide, Robert Kober, Arthur
Gonzales, John Sitzman, Dick
Kaiser, Raymond Frank and Clar-
ence Minch.
Miss Edna Mae Southworth went
to Red Lodge Saturday to spend a
few days at the William Cunning
ham home. She played the we'd
ding march when Miss Edith Rose
Cunningham, formerly of Park City,
and Fred Parker of Red Lodge were
married Sunday, MAY IL, at 1890
p. m. at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stredbeck of
Billings spent the week end with
Mrs. Stredbeck's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Dove.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Flood enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Flood,
John Flood and Mrs. Gail Fry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney went to
Columbus Saturday and attended
baccalaureate service Sunday. Her
granddaughter, Miss Joyce Marsh,
will graduate soon from Columbus
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Hergett en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday for
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Greher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Cunningham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad George, all of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Corwin spent
Friday and Saturday in Billings at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Arno Albrecht, and attended the
Shrine meet and the music festival.
Mrs. Walter Swanky and infant
son, Ray Walter, left Wednesday
for their home in Nibbe after
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Carpenter.
Frank Ware left last Sunday for
his home in Slippery Rock, Pa. He
had been called here by the serious
condition of his mother, Mrs. Lee
Ware, who has been in the Colum-
bus hospital the past ID months.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis enter
aimed at dinner Monday evening
when their guests were Mrs. Mary
Sande and Miss Mary Sande of
Laurel, Mrs. Blanche Luxton of An
aconda, Mrs. Helen Braun and Miss
Pearl Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Tompkins :
vent to FORSYTH Tuesday and re-
NAMED until Thursday at the home
If Mr.. Tompkins' sister, Mrs. Jess
Coats, family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hansford and
sons. Jack and Bruce, and Mrs. Joe
Southworth and daughter Edna Mae
we're guests SUNDAY at the church
Wedding of Miss Edith Rose Cum
bingham and Sgt. Fred Parker at
Red Lodge.
Mrs. Frank Buck of Parkdale,
)re., and Mrs. R. Martin of Bill
ings were recent guests of Mrs.
Walt Williams and Mrs. Lester
IaStlick.
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bronast kip partizana, okrog
MEGA po tleh pa SO nakopieene
razcefrane nemske in italijanske
okupatorske zastave ter unifor-
me, vojni plen nasih partizan-
skin edinic. Tako je simbolno
prikazana zmaga Osvobodilne
fronte, zmaga svobodoljubnega
slovenskega ljudstva mad fasiz-
nom.
Del razstave je namescen v
prostorih Narodne galerije in
Jakopicevega paviljona. Dostop
v vse razstavne prostore je
prost. Pobirajo pa Sc prostovolj-
nj prispevki.
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Ma zapadu SO bill zlasti znani
ruski pisatelji IL druge polovi-.
ce XIX. stoletja. Turgenjev,
Goncarov, scedrin, L. Tolstoj,
Dostojevski, Cehov so dosegli
svetovni pomen v ponos in slavo
ruskega naroda. Splosno obcu-
dovanje v knjizevnih krogih Ev-
rope so izzvala della Turgenje-
va. s<
Zapadnoevropski pisatelji so
opazili kot karakteristicno pote-
20 ruske knjizevnosti njen o
stremljenje k resnici neumorno
iskanje visokih idealov, vroeo
zeljo, da bi bill osreceni vsi "po-
miami in razzaljeni''. Odkod tu-
di izhaja, da Sc v umetniskih de-
lih ruskih pisateljev tako globo-
ko odkrivajo druzbena nasprot-
ja,. odtod trezno sljkanje navad-
mega cloveka in ljudskih mno-
zic.
Idejna propaganda v nasi
KIN jizevnosti nikdar nj imela zna-
GAIA gole tendence. Obrambo
svobode in srece naroda so
opravljali ruski pisatelji tako,
da so ustvarjali ma visoko umet-
niski ravni.
o ustvarjanju L. Tolstoja
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pravi Lenin: 'Ko je slikal ia
del v zgodovinskem zivljenju
Rusije je Lev Tolstoj znal po-
staviti v svojih delhi toliko We
likih vprasanj, znal Sc je dvig-
niti do taksne umetniske sile,
da zavzemajo njegova della emo
izmed prvih m est v svetovni
knjizevnosti. - Epoha priprav
revolucije v dezeli, XII jo je "a
tirala avtokracija, je po zaslu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-17
Ma partizanski razstavi
Ponatis IL "Slovenskesa porocevalca''

mimi so tudi porocila dalmatin-
skin listov liza casa, ko seje
gledalisce mudilo " Dalmaciji.
Osrednji prostor razstavnega
paviljona pa je posveeen sloven-
skim narodnim herojem, katerih
slike wise ma stenah, med nj jimi
redka slika mrtvega narodnega
heroja Made silc. Sredi dvora-
ne je postavljen monumentalen
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je S silno radovednostjo opazo-
vala duhovno zivljenje Europe,
prizadevala 81 je, da bi razume-
Ia, da bi sc naucila in objasnila
nepoznane move pojave.
Ostro je treba obsoditi mne-
ME, XII je bio do nedavnega raz-
sirjeno v knjizevni znanosti,
mnenje namrec, da sc ruski
knjizevnosti odreka samostoj-
most. V mnogih raziskovanjih
in sistematicnih tecajih gleda-
jo ma ruske filozofe, knjizevne
kritike, pa cello tudi ma pisate-
lie le kot ma privrzence in pod
pornike znanih zapadnoevrop-
skin filozofov, vidnih franco
skin, angleskih ali nemskih pi-
sateljev.
Tako razlagajo revolucionar-
ne nazore Radisceva v celoti z
vplivom francoskih materijali-
stow XVIII. stol. Hercen in Bic
linski veljata "a ucenca ideali-
sta Hegla, a Cernisevski in Do
broljubov kot privrzenca Fuer-
bacha.
V delhi raziskovalcev zgodo-
vine ruske knjizevnosti Sc je
mnogo pisalo vplivu zapadno-
evropskih pisateljev ma Puski-
na,Ljermontova in L. Tolstoja.
Sli so cello tako dalec, da sc je
v ucbenikih "a VIII. razred
gimnazije zaeel teeaj ruske knji-
zevnosti S poglevjem SCHILLER in
Byron.
Vsi ii silo zneseni zakljucki
v zvezi z vplivi SO nenavadno
osiromasili znacaj ruske stvari.
re in kar je najvaznejse - spre-
vracali so pravo stanje stvari.
Bjelinski, Hercen, Dobrolju-
bov in zlasti Cernisevski so sma-
trail svoja teoretska della "a po-
vsem samonikla. Ruski ustvar-
jalci so kriticno sprejeli vse tt
sto napredno in koristno, kar so
nasli pri angleskih ekonomi-
stih, francoskih materialistih
XVIII. stol., pri francoskih uto-
picnih socialistih ali pri nem-
Skin filozofih.
Ruski kritiki-demokrati so
ustvarjalno predelovali ideje "a
padnoevropskih mislecev in
znanstvenikov v skladu z zivlje-
MEM Rusije, toda v zvezi z ma
logami osvobodilnega gibanja
rodnega kraja. Cernisevski je pi-
sal: "Govorili smo ze, da je ia
progress v pojmovanjih, XII jeI
vsoglasil prejsnje nesloge, bill pri
mas izvrsen ma samostojen ma
Gin. Prvic je tn duhovno zivlje-
ME nase domovine dalo liudi, XII
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so sli vzporedno 2 evropskimi
misleci in ne v spremstvu njiho-
viii ucencev, kakor Sc je to pref
dogajalo. Pred tenn je vsak IL
med mas incl med evropskimi
svojega preroka ali pre-
roke: eni so jih nasli v franco
ski, drugi v nemski knjizevno-
sti. Odtlej pa, odkar so pred
stavniki nasega duhovnega gi-
banja samostojno podvrgli kri-
tiki Heglov sistem, ne podlega-
mo vec nobeni tuji avtoriteti.
Bjelinski kakor tudi Sc neka-
teri izmed glavnih tovarisev po
pozrtvovalnosti so postal po-
vsem samostojni v duhovnih od-
nosih."
Ruski misleci in pisatelji so
zaradi splosnega stanja, XII je
vladalo v Rusiji v XIX. stoletju
bill tolmaei razpolozenja ljud-
skin mnozic in aktivni udelezen-
ci v boju z avtokracijo in spa
hijskim gospodstvom. MISC bill
pasivni misleci, MISC sc omejali
nato, da hi bill lie opazovalci v
zivljenju. Napredni ruski ljudje
so iskreno in plodonosno tezilj
"a tenn, da bi tesno povezali INA.
most zivljenjem, umetnost
stvarnostjo. Nekrasov je zanos.
no pisal proti estetskim propa'
gatorjem teorije "umetnost "a
radi umetnosti." Pesnik je tr.
dill, da je ia teorija nesmiselna
in skodljiva. Kot najvaznejse
svojstvenost ruske druzbene
misli podcrtujejo stvarnost.
F. Engels je pisal ne lie O sa
moniklosti nazorov ruskif
ustvarjalcev, temvec je potrdi
tudi njih visoko raven v prime
ri S historicnim naukom,. XII j
bill v Evropi razsirjen v XIX
stoletju.
Ruska knjizevnost 81 je v 10
stoletju pridobila najsirso popu'
larnost po vsem svetu. M. Cork
je ze 1908 leta podal jasno ka
rakteristiko ruske knjizevnosti
''V zgodovinskem razvoju ev'
ropske knjizevnosti predstavljs
nasa mlada knjizevnost zadovo
ljiv pojav. Ne pretiravam, &c
pravim, da nj niti ena zapadna
knjizevnost pronikla v zivljenje
S taksno silo in naglico, S take
mocnim slepecim bleskom talen.
tov. Nihce v Evropi nj ustvariI
tako silnih, po vsem svetu pri'
znanih knjig, nihce nj ustvaril
toliko eudovitih lepot pod take
nepopisno tezkimi pogoji. To Sc
da gotovostjo dognati, ko sc
primerja zgodovino zapadnih
knjizevnosti z naso zgodovino
Mixer Sc v nepolnih sto letih nj
pojavila tako svetla plejada We.
likih linen kakor v Rusiji, mixer
nj bilo taksnega obilja pisate-
ljev-mucenikov, kakor pri mas. u
Puskinova in Ljermontovlje-
va slava je presla dalec preko
meja nase domovine. A najvecjo
in najsirso popularnost so dose
gla njihova della v slovanskih
dezelah. Brazil SO jih siroki kro-
gi intelligence, a slovanski pisa
telji so v svojih delhi pretrpeli
mocan vpliv genialnih ruskih
pesnikov.
Veliko priznanje je doseglo
ustvarjalno delo Gogolja. Dan
ski kritik Georg Brandes, XII je
bill vzhicen mad Gogoljem, je "a
pisal, da v nobeni knjizevnosti
ma svetu nj tako ostroumne in
hkrati neskoncne resne kome-
die, kakor je "Revizor".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-17

zidano poslopje; ima dvoje sta
novanj in dive trgovini. Istotam
Sc proda preso "a tone, ma zob-
casta kolesa (gears) in 8 rjuh,
5'-6"x5'-6". Poizve Sc podrobno-
sti ma 5O6 E. 152 St., zgoraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-17

a Tolstejeve genialne osvethtve.
izstopila kot korak naprej Y raz-'
voiu umetnosti vsega clovecan-
stva."
(nadaljevanje)