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* Reprinted from New German Critique, 14 (Spring, 1978), 3–6, with permission of the authors and the editors.
1. His major works include: Correspondance entre Lénine et Camille Huysmans, 1905–1914 (Paris, 1963); La Deuxième Internationale 1889–1914. Étude critique de sources, essai bibliographique (Paris, 1964); Le Congrès Manqué. L'Internationale à la veille de la première guerre mondiale (Paris, 1965); Les Bolchéviks par eux-mêmes (Paris, 1969); Programm und Wirklichkeit, Die internationale Sozialdemokratie vor 1914 (Berlin, 1970); Les marxistes et la question nationale, 1848–1914 (Paris, 1974); Luxemburg, Rosa, Vive la lutte, correspondance 1891–1914 (Paris, 1975)Google Scholar; Luxemburg, Rosa, J'étais, je suis, jeserai!, correspondance 1914–1919 (Paris, 1977).Google Scholar
2. Haupt, Georges, “Zwischen Sozialgeschichte und Legitimationswissenschaft,” in Arbeiterbewegung Theorie und Geschichte, Jahrbuch 2, ed. Pozzoli, Claudio (Frankfurt am Main, 1974), p. 271.Google Scholar
3. Haupt, Georges, Programm und Wirklichkeit; Die internationale Sozialdemokratie vor 1914 (Berlin 1970), p. 104.Google Scholar
4. “Zwischen Sozialgeschichte und Legitimations wissenschaft,” p. 269.
5. See Haupt, Georges, “Why the History of the Working-Class Movement?” New German Critique, 14 (Spring, 1978), 7–27. Translated by Dale Tomich.CrossRefGoogle Scholar