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'''Social-chauvinism''' is a position which is, in short, "[[socialism]] in words, [[chauvinism]] in deeds." The term was extensively used by [[Vladimir Lenin]] to describe the [[Opportunism|opportunist]] parties of the [[Second International]]. The term has been applied in the modern day to various groups, including the [[World Anti-Imperialist Platform]]. | '''Social-chauvinism''' is a position which is, in short, "[[socialism]] in words, [[chauvinism]] in deeds." The term was extensively used by [[Vladimir Lenin]] to describe the [[Opportunism|opportunist]] parties of the [[Second International]]. The term has been applied in the modern day to various groups, including the [[World Anti-Imperialist Platform]] and its member parties like the [[ACP]] and [[CPGB(ML)]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 6 June 2026
Social-chauvinism is a position which is, in short, "socialism in words, chauvinism in deeds." The term was extensively used by Vladimir Lenin to describe the opportunist parties of the Second International. The term has been applied in the modern day to various groups, including the World Anti-Imperialist Platform and its member parties like the ACP and CPGB(ML).