COMMUNISM AND THE PROBLEM OF NATIONALITY
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Long ago, the Jews inhabited a definite territory and possessed a common speech; to-day they have no territory, and many of them do not understand Hebrew. The gypsica have their own language, but they do not inhabit any definite territory. The non-nomadic Tunguxes in Siberia have a territory, but they have forgotten their distinctive tongue.
THE PROGRAM OF THE COMMUNISTS IN RELATION TO ARMY ORGANISATION
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We are speaking in the text of an army in the full sense of the term. If we are asked where the first beginnings of such a Red Army are to be found, we can point to the army of the Paris Commune as the precursor of our Red Army — to the army which the workers of Paris created in the year 1871.