Word: proletarian
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There is no question that the goal of Stalin remains the original Leninist aim of world proletarian revolution, Kerensky said, adding that this concept cannot over be reconciled to Western ideals...
...tendency in the West to define our enemy as Russian rather than Communist expansion stems from a widely held belief that the world proletarian movement is merely a continuation of the "traditional, historical imperialism of greater Russia," Kerensky said, quoting a statement by General Walter B. Smith, former U.S. ambassador to the U.S.S.R...
...guide rope had been torn down by demonstrators. "Come down off that tram and we'll take care of you, you lousy scab!" yelled a red-scarved striker. Another scrambled to the tram top. While thousands watched, the Leopoldist and anti-Leopoldist squared off, pummeled each other, the proletarian champions of the factions splitting Belgium...
...Bologna, a Red stronghold, the party could produce no sea of faces or grim proletarian columns. In groups of five to eight, activists toured the city, calling on shops to close and workers to strike. Whenever the celere appeared, the activists, to avoid arrest, would suddenly produce a soccer ball and begin to play. In one day there were at least 500 games going. Major trouble was avoided, but shops remained shut, factories idle...
Patrons of a people's restaurant, wrote the irate columnist, would hardly order dishes whose names they either could not understand or which called up memories to turn any decent proletarian stomach. "Competent quarters should take to heart this piece of advice-a restaurant filled with workers is of more value than a 'bonne femme' in the company of Prince Esterhazy or Prince Metternich." Furthermore, it simply did not make sense "that a dish of veal should have five different names, each of which is priced higher according to its unintelligibility...