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of their churches or denomiiudons. So it >K.x>uki be absoluteh' >\Tong to
make the Christian church responsible for them. I mention this to show-
that, at least in the minds of some groui>s, most of which the church
considered heretical, there is no absc^te conflict bco^ren sociaksm and
the teachings of the church. The anti-Christian tendencies of the socialist
forerunners of Karl Marx, of Karl Marx himself, and later of his folkywrrs,
the Marxians, must first of all be understood >»-ithin the whole fi:aniew\>rk
which bter gavr rise to modern sociahsm.
The sutes, the governments, the conser\-ative parties, were noc alwax^s
opposed to socialism. On the contrarv-; the personnel of a gowvmment has
a tendency or a bias in fa\x)r of the expansion of go\TTnmcnc pawrr: one
could e\'en vi\' that there is an "occupaDonal disease** on the part of
government personnel to be in fa\t>r of more and more goxrmmental
activities. It y\is precisely this fact, this propcnsit>- ot' go%Trnmenis to adopt
socialism—and nun>' gosrrnments rraUy did adopt soculism—chat
brought Marxism into conHict with the various itavrmmcnts.
1 have pointed out that the \%x)rsi thing thai can happcti to a soculia
IS to hasT his country ruled b\- uxtaltsts who are n*M hit friends Thn %%is
the case with respect to Karl Marx and the l*ru%Man gostrnment The
Prussian gosTrnment was not against wxtaltsm Frrdsiund LamaUe attacked
the liberal parties of Prussu. whnh v^rrr at that time fi|^nng a great
constiiutu>nal battle against the Hohen/ollern kings, headed b\ lltsinarvk
I he major itv in Prussu at tlui time wi\ against the gosTrnment. the
gmrrnmeiit couldn't get a nujs>rir> in the Pruvuan Pariument The
l'rus\ian gtnrrnment s%-as nm vcty stnmg at thai time The King and the
Prune Ministrr ruled the countrs \%-iihiHii consent, vk-ithout the coopera-
tion ot the Parliament I hi% was the case in the euh \Ht4h As an lUuMn-
tion i>l the weakne\* t>t the Prussian ginTrntneni. Htsnvmk. in hi* Mrmetn,
reported a lonsrrvituMi he had with the King llisinank said he %MHikl
defeat the Pjrliantent and the libcraK The King amwrrrd. "Yes. I know
how that will end Here in the «quarr in fn»nt »»l the palace Hnt they wHH
cxcuitc MHi and then thes will execute me"
Queen Vutoria | IK1**-1**»I j. whose oldest daughter (Victoru.
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