Ernest Untermann
1864 — 1956
Biography
The compelling motive for the ideal aims of the proletariat is the class struggle. The evolution of capitalist production determines the form and trend of this class struggle. And the slogan of the revolutionary proletariat is henceforth no longer “Lord help us!” but “Proletarians of all countries, unite!”
From Science and Revolution (1905)
Works:
1902: How I Became a Socialist
1903: Civilization in Chicago
1903: Political Problems in Germany
1903: Civilization in Chicago
1903: Shall We Revise Our Program Forward or Backward?
1904: Marxism and Revisionism
1904: More Socialism in the Platform, More Democracy in the Constitution
1905: The World Process
1906: Back to the Land
1906: Close Your Ranks
1906: Marxism or Eclecticism?
1906: A Pioneer of Proletarian Science
1906: The Socialist Party and the Trade Unions
1907: In the Enemy's Land
1909: Socialism Among Western Pioneers
1910: The Immigration Question
1913: No Compromise with the IWW
Translations:
Karl Marx Capital: A Critique of Political Economy Volume One, Volume Two, Volume Three