The official commentary of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) on their Erfurt Program from 1891. The seminal (and popular) text for Orthodox Marxism and the Second International. Historian Donald Sassoon wrote it “became one of the most widely read texts of socialist activists throughout Europe” and Kautsky's commentary “was translated into sixteen languages before 1914 and became the accepted popular summa of Marxism” around the world.
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The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program)
1894, Тип. Социалдемокр. б-ки
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Das Erfurter Programme in seinem grundfahliden Theil erlautert von Karl Kautsky
1892, Verlag Vorwärts
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"At Erfurt, in 1891, the Congress of the German Social Democracy adopted a new program."
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{{cite book|author1=Karl Kautsky |author2=Bruno Schönlank |date=1910 |title=The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program) |url=https://archive.org/details/classstruggleerf00kaut |publication-place=Chicago, USA |publisher=Charles H. Kerr & Co |lccn=10010594 |oclc=123285445 |ol=31871774M}}