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| | Grigor'ev on Menshevism, 1917 |
 | | Although it was never aligned with any one faction or party, in the autumn of 1917 it was closest to Martov's Menshevik-Internationalist faction. |
 | | To place the blame on 'Bolshevik demagogy', or 'the poisonous flowers of adventurism' and so forth, as the writers of Rabochaya Gazeta like to do, is to be unwilling to take stock of what is happening. |
 | | The same fate awaits the Bolsheviks, who are currently on the way up with astonishing speed, if they do not realise the necessity of taking into account those semi-proletarian elements of the democracy, who, disillusioned with their leaders of yesterday, have now placed their faith in the party of the majority of the proletariat. |
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