Conquer the world starting from the Kaiser's driver

After Otto announced the adjournment of the meeting, the participants left the conference room one after another, and Otto and the others also left after saying a few words to Louis, and finally only Louis and Lin Shangzhou, who was sitting in his seat and meditating, were left in the conference room.

Lin Shangzhou pondered what had just happened, and this meeting exposed his shortcomings and made him see the biggest flaw of the SPD: the lack of a unified program document.

The next meeting would not be until next month, that is, in January of next year, and he was thinking about what he was going to do in this month, and the most important thing was the policy, he could try his luck at Sanssouci Palace to see if he could find a chance to be alone with Alexandrin, and ask her to help him reject this policy when the time came.

It's just that let's not mention whether Alexandrine will agree to her request, just being alone with her is a big problem, Cecilia basically stays with her sister all the time, and Lin Shangzhou has no chance to mention this matter to Alexandrin.

And she can't go to Sanssouci Palace too often to find Alexandrine, Cecilia should know that the prime minister proposed this policy, and if she goes to see the Kaiser too often, then Cecilia may be suspicious of this.

(It just depends on luck...)

Lin Shangzhou thought in his heart that he could only resign himself to fate in this matter.

Then the second important thing was the Berlin Declaration, which was mentioned at the meeting just now, and Lin Shangzhou didn't know why the top of the SPD didn't take this document seriously, but he knew he had to read it.

And in addition to this document, he had to look at other documents.

Louis stepped down from the rostrum, he walked to Lin Shangzhou and sat down, hearing the movement around him, Lin Shangzhou turned his head to look at Louis, he just had something to say to Louis.

"I'm sorry I forgot to tell you more about the Berlin Declaration, because I didn't think it through.

After Louis sat down, he apologized to Lin Shangzhou, and Lin Shangzhou chuckled and said, "You don't have to apologize, I have made mistakes in this regard, and I despise this matter too much." "

And what are you going to do next?" asked

Louis.

"Louis, can you give me a copy of the Berlin Declaration? I will look at it before the meeting next month, and if not fully understand it, at least what the programmatic document of the SPD says.

Lin Shangzhou told Louis what he had just thought, and to his surprise, Louis shook his head at him.

"There is a lot of revisionism in the Berlin Declaration, which was purely the product of a compromise between the Social Democrats and the Progressive People's Party at that time, and we also thought about revising it later, but Erich always put forward some very bad ideas, which led to the delay in revising the document, and we gradually lost paying attention to it.

"Revisionism?"

Lin Shangzhou was stunned for a moment, and after reacting, he was shocked, what the hell, is there revisionism in the programmatic documents? Isn't this a joke?

Louis shrugged his shoulders and said helplessly: "We don't want revisionism to exist, but at that time, the SPD's strength in parliament was greatly reduced, and the Progressive People's Party's seat was very important to us, and this was a compromise that had to be made."

Lin Shangzhou nodded slightly, instead of reading this "Berlin Declaration", it is better to read Ma Yuan, but now he wants to see Ma Yuan and can't see it, Lin Shangzhou regrets that he didn't take Ma Yuan's class well...

(No, there is no Ma Yuan, but there is Ma Yuan!)

A flash of inspiration flashed in his mind, yes, there is no "Introduction to the Basic Principles of Marxism", but there

is Marx's original work! This is Germany, Marx is German, Lin Shangzhou can also speak German, just find Marx's book and read it directly.

But looking at it in the final analysis, blindly looking for Marx's works will only lead to an impasse, and he must have a plan to read Marx's works, and if there is a plan, what is the ultimate purpose of his plan?

Lin Shangzhou turned to think about this question, and he thought of the "Berlin Declaration" mentioned by Louis, which is currently not valued as the revisionist ideas found in the programmatic documents of the SPD.

A political party cannot do without a programmatic document, but needs to have a perfect program to lead the party.

Thinking of this, Lin Shangzhou had a plan in mind: to try to read Marx's works for the purpose of revising the revisionist part.

Is it entirely appropriate to do just this?

His ultimate goal was to revise the revisionist place, and he vaguely remembered that in OTL history, Marx had criticized a program of the German Social Democratic Party, but he forgot what that program was called, and a certain year after that, the German Social Democratic Party drafted a new program, and the new program seemed to be quite good, anyway, better than the one that was criticized.

"Louis, do you know what the Social Democratic programme that M. Marx once criticized?"

he asked Louis, who had a top SPD around him, and could not just put it on display.

"You say the Gotha Programme?"

replied Louis.

Hearing this name, Lin Shangzhou also remembered that it was indeed this program, so he nodded again and again and then asked: "Didn't a new program be drafted after the "Gotha Program"? What is that program called?"

"Erfurt Program," but this program was later criticized by Mr. Engels, and he wrote an article criticizing this program.

After replying, Louis seemed to think of something, and said self-deprecatingly: "To be honest, the "Erfurt Program" that was criticized decades ago is better than the current "Berlin Declaration", and if Mr. Marx and Mr. Engels read the "Berlin Declaration", I am afraid that they will directly scold us to death."

"I'm sure the two of them will.

Lin Shangzhou said with a smile, and at the same time, he also changed his plan in his heart.

Rather than reading Marx's works directly, it is better to read the Erfurt Program and the critical articles written by Engels, and then to read the Berlin Manifesto and revise the irrational parts of it.

The plan was decided, and Lin Shangzhou was ready to do it in the afternoon.

He turned to Louis and said, "Louis, can you help me find the Erfurt Program and the critical articles written by Mr. Engels? If you can, please also give me a copy of the Berlin Manifesto, and I hope you will help me find the writings of Mr. Marx."

"Okay, I'll get it and send it to your house,"

Louis readily agreed, without asking why.

Lin Shangzhou and Louis then got up and left the conference room, Lin Shangzhou took Louis's car back to the newspaper office and began to work with the newspaper.