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When did trotsky inform trade unions that military force could be used against industrial workers?
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How did Leon Trotsky justify the military discipline that was applied to industrial workers in the Soviet Union?
Trotsky and his kind saw the workers as uneducated, lazy, and without organization. They were viewed through the lens of Russian history and serfdom. He didn't need to justify his actions because they were seen as proper for the way to treat serfs. The industrial workers were no more than tools for the government and if military discipline was seen as a solution then it would be used.
What was one crucial dispute that Leon Trotsky had with the Mensheviks in 1920?
During the period of War Communism in the new Soviet Union, Leon Trotsky used the forum of the Third Congress of Trade Unions to justify the military tactics used against industrial workers. He attacked the Menshevik idea that such force and compulsion was counter productive and clearly an anti labor position by the Communists. Trotsky claimed that to move forward with the "revolution" that workers who did not cooperate would face military "justice". The Mensheviks were appalled at this.
What were scabs in the Industrial Revolution?
It was a derogatory term for Strikebreakers who came in and took the jobs that workers were striking against.
When was Industrial Workers of the World created?
Industrial Workers of the World was created on 1905-06-27.
What types of workers belonged to industrial workers of the world?
There is/was no entity called that. It is a misidentification of the Industrial Workers of the World (1905-present). See: www.iww.org
What was the policy of Leon Trotsky on the use of military force on industrial workers?
The policy of Leon Trotsky did allow the use of military force on industrial workers whenever they were on the "illegal" strikes.
When did Leon Trotsky inform trade unions about the use of military force against workers?
Leo Trotsky did inform the trade unions about the use of military force against workers in the 1920s.
How did Leon Trotsky justify the military discipline that was applied to industrial workers in the Soviet Union?
Trotsky and his kind saw the workers as uneducated, lazy, and without organization. They were viewed through the lens of Russian history and serfdom. He didn't need to justify his actions because they were seen as proper for the way to treat serfs. The industrial workers were no more than tools for the government and if military discipline was seen as a solution then it would be used.
What was one crucial dispute that Leon Trotsky had with the Mensheviks in 1920?
During the period of War Communism in the new Soviet Union, Leon Trotsky used the forum of the Third Congress of Trade Unions to justify the military tactics used against industrial workers. He attacked the Menshevik idea that such force and compulsion was counter productive and clearly an anti labor position by the Communists. Trotsky claimed that to move forward with the "revolution" that workers who did not cooperate would face military "justice". The Mensheviks were appalled at this.
What events sparked the red scared in America?
Striking industrial workers-novanet
What were scabs in the Industrial Revolution?
It was a derogatory term for Strikebreakers who came in and took the jobs that workers were striking against.
When was Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum created?
Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum was created in 1983.
When was Industrial Workers of the World created?
Industrial Workers of the World was created on 1905-06-27.
When did Industrial Workers of Great Britain end?
Industrial Workers of Great Britain ended in 1924.
When was Industrial Workers of Great Britain created?
Industrial Workers of Great Britain was created in 1906.
When was Lumber Workers Industrial Union created?
Lumber Workers Industrial Union was created in 1917.
What types of workers belonged to industrial workers of the world?
There is/was no entity called that. It is a misidentification of the Industrial Workers of the World (1905-present). See: www.iww.org
