Section
from original Zinoviev letter |
Modern
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The time is
approaching for the Parliament of England to consider the treaty concluded
between the governments of Great Britain and the SSSR for the purpose
of ratification. |
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The fierce
campaign raised by the British bourgeoisie around the question shows
that the majority of the same, together with reactionary circles,
are against the treaty
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for the purposes of breaking off an agreement consolidating the ties
between the proletariats of the two countries leading to the restoration
of normal relations between England and the SSSR. |
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In the meanwhile,
however, strain every nerve in the struggle for ratification of the
treaty, in favour of a continuation of negotiations regarding the
regulation of relations between the SSSR and England. |
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A settlement
of relations between the two countries will assist in the revolutionising
of the international and British proletariat not less than a successful
rising in any of the working districts in England,
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as the establishment
of a close contact between the British and Russian proletariat, the
exchange of delegations and workers etc, will make it possible for
us to extend and develop the propaganda of ideas of Leninism in England
and the colonies. |
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