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Kriegssozialismusの語は
"The Russian Revolution" Richard Pipes, Alfred A. Knopf New York 1990
の673ページで、
War Communism had several sources of inspiration. State control (through not
ownership) of production and distribution of commodities and labor had been
introduced by Imperial Germany during World War I. These emergency policies,
known as "War Socialism" (Kriegssozialismus), made a great impression on Lenin
and his economic adviser, Iurii Larin.
と書かれています。
また、675ページには、
During the first six months in power Lenin thought of introducing into Russia a
sysmtem which he called "state socialism." It was to be modeled on German
Kriegssozialismus, with this difference that it would embrace the entire economy.
not only the sector directly relevant to the war effort, and work for the benefit
not of "capitalists and Junkers" but of the "proletariat."
とあります。
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