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米骚动是否在俄国革命影响下发生的十月革命的第二年,1918年(大正七年)八月发生了米骚动。它是由于战争中物价暴涨、实际工资的降低和米价暴涨(春季每升二角,夏季每升则涨到五角五分。这是由于出兵西伯利亚的军粮储备和三井物产、铃木商店等屯聚所促成的。)而陷入贫困深渊的人民的不满的爆发。关于暴动的基本原因,则是由于第一次大战所引起的日本经济的深刻变化,以及这种变化所引起的各种社会力量之间的新的对立关系所促成的。它虽然早在工人运动高涨、社会主义运动的重新展开,以及大正民主主义等运动中已露出头角,但是米骚动才正是这种矛盾的爆发。从这一意义上来讲,米骚动无疑地是第一次世界大战和十月革命后不久冲击全世界资本主义的革命高潮——德国革命、爱尔兰和捷克的民族
In the second year of the October Revolution, which was under the influence of the Russian revolution, whether the militancy was violent or not, there was a riot of rice in August 1918 (Taisho seven years). It was due to skyrocketing prices in the war, lower real wages and soaring prices of rice (spring-per-second rises to 5.05 cents per liter in summer due to the dispatch of troops to Siberia’s military reserve and to Mitsui & Co., Suzuki Stores Contributed.) The outbreak of the dissatisfaction of the people trapped in the abyss of poverty. The basic reason for the riots was attributed to the profound changes in Japan’s economy caused by the First World War and the new antagonistic relations among various social forces caused by this change. Although it has long been a prominent figure in the movement of high worker movement, the re-opening of the socialist movement, and the Dasheng Democracy, it is exactly this contradiction that broke out. In this sense, the militancy is undoubtedly the revolutionary upsurge that hit the capitalists in the world shortly after the First World War and the October Revolution - the German Revolution, the peoples of Ireland and the Czech Republic