Examples of using National oppression in English and their translations into Swedish
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With the acute agrarian problem and the intolerable national oppression in the colonial countries,
whose victory would make national oppression impossible, Mr. Yurkevich is betraying,
In answer to national oppression, the Russian Marxists(in the famous Clause 9 of the Russian Social Democratic Party)
to represent our struggle against national oppression as historically unfounded sentimentality,
to increased national oppression, and, consequently, also to increasing resistance.
national wars was a"long process of mass national movements, of a struggle against absolutism and feudalism,">the overthrow of national oppression"….
by destroying every kind of national oppression and resting on the collaboration of the labouring masses of the various nationalities,
privileges and national oppression of every kind.'.
where the unlimited power of this aristocracy long ago ceased to exist, national oppression is milder, less inhumane- leaving out of account,
abolish national oppression everywhere.
strengthening and extension of national oppression and colonial plunder.
privileges and national oppression of every kind.
semi-proletarian masses against oppression by the landowners, the church, and the monarchy, against national oppression, etc.
and the monarchy, against national oppression, etc.-to imagine all this is to repudiate social revolution.
guarantee victory over capitalism, without which the abolition of national oppression and inequality is impossible.
their struggle against all forms of national oppression, for national sovereignty- this is necessary.
A foundation- socialist production- is essential for the abolition of national oppression, but this foundation must also carry a democratically organised state, a democratic army, etc.
Particularly intensified become the yoke of national oppression and the striving for annexations, i.e.
The social basis of national oppression," he writes,"the power inspiring it, is a decaying land aristocracy.