Translation of "Agitational" in German

What is left out of this agitational approach is significant.

Agitational work followed, carried on in numerous private and public meetings.

Its agitational short version is “Free, Red Palestine!”

It will have a more agitational character than that of general education.

The head of a Women’s Agitational Department or the Chairman of a Commission must at the same time also be a member of the local Party Committee.

The head of a Women's Agitational Department or the Chairman of a Commission must at the same time also be a member of the local Party Committee.

The commissions are instructed to use the written word in the course of their agitational, organisational and educational work:

The director of the women's agitational department or the person chairing the commission should be a member of the local Party committee.

The roots of Economism are best sought in the agitational method of Social Democratic work.

In order to carry out their agitational, organizational and educational work by way of the printed word, the Commissions are delegated to:

In Ströhmer's opinion, the section on the Second International should not be polemical and the Theses should not be agitational but historical in character.

To account for this fact merely by the inadequacy of agitational work, which has not been able to approach the intelligentsia from the correct angle, which is how Adler tries to account for it, means overlooking the whole history of the relations between the students and the “people”, it means seeing in the students an intellectual and moral category rather than a product of social history.

As a logical development of politicization from the formal experiment with “abstract” attractions in the Wise Man to political agitation, it was animated by a concrete agitational mission: Tretyakov had written the play as a propaganda play and action to mobilize volunteers from Moscow for the anticipated revolution in Germany – which had failed from the start due to the historical developments.

But even though we have finished with Herr Dühring's shallow, amateurish treatment of the idea of equality, this does not mean that we have finished with the idea itself, which played a theoretical role especially thanks to Rousseau and a practical political role during and since the Great Revolution, and which to this day still plays an important agitational role in the socialist movement of almost every country.

Our agitational work, with the growth in its volume and the increase in the Party's tasks, and at a time when the decisive struggles are drawing ever nearer, has become so extraordinarily extensive and complex that the need for it to be divided up becomes more pressing – a division of labour of whose relative, but only relative, difficulties we are not by any means ignorant.

Lenin pursued this line of thought consistently in the agitational leaflets and pamphlets that he wrote during 1894–96.

Agitational activity among the masses must be of the broadest nature, both economic and political, on all possible issues and in regard to all manifestations of oppression whatever their form. We must utilise this agitation to attract growing numbers of workers into the ranks of the revolutionary Social Democratic party, to encourage the political struggle in all conceivable manifestations, to organise this struggle and transform it from its spontaneous forms into the struggle of a single political party.