https://www.gazeteduvar.com.tr/ak-partide-kapatma-davasi-acilsa-da-kapatilmaz-gorusu-haber-1516594
Pravda’nın ayrı bir tartışma bölümü vardı, herkes görüşünü söylerdi. Yolu ararken kâh kavga ettik, kâh barıştık, ama beraberce sürdürdük yolumuzu. Parti yönetiminin gelecek nesillerine, sizlere sesleniyorum! Bu dehşet dolu günlerde giderek büyüyen ağır hataların karmaşık düğümünü çözmek sizin tarihsel göreviniz olacaktır. Unutmayın yoldaşlar, komünizme doğru zafer içinde taşıdığınız o bayrakta benim kanımdan da bir damla vardır.
https://avrupaforum4.org/1938-moskova-yargilamalari-bos-ver-vicdanini-mahir-sayin/
MAHİR SAYIN: ÇOK BOYUTLU KRİZ SATHINDA “ALATURKA FAŞİZM”
https://fi-fi.facebook.com/268043359984009/videos/271079700883309/
Nick Wright – Morning Star – Republicanism has a long tradition in England. We beat the French in the royal decapitation stakes by a good few decades. The 1816 Spa Fields riots, the 1817 Pentrich Rising and the 1848 Chartist movement all saw the red, white and green tricolour raised. All were incidents of working class revolt and all were met by repression. But it is clear that the role of the monarchy as a centrepiece for the system of class power will not come into contention until the ruling class is compelled to mobilise these mechanisms in a battle for its continued dominance. That was true in the transition from feudalism to capitalism when king Charles lost his head and will be true when the present system gives way to socialism. A British republic will not come into being in a battle over the popularity or otherwise of the individuals who have the misfortune of being born into this archaic gilded cage.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/f/despite-everything-the-royal-circus-endures
[Mehmet Ali Dikerdem yoldaş yolladı] National Anthem of the Paris Commune (1871) ‒ “La Marseillaise de la Commune”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkXnFU32Zcs
http://www.documentfilmfestival.org/films/la-commune-paris-1871/
https://independent.academia.edu/CAVLICULFAZ
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National Anthem of the Paris Commune (1871) ‒ “La Marseillaise de la Commune” (English Subtitles)