Nonetheless, this document earned criticism in an open letter that articulated the principle "from each according to his ability; to each according to his need," and this document was eventually replaced by the more orthodox Erfurt program, which called for nationalization of industry.
This document, in calling for "socialistic productive associations," displayed the influence of Ferdinand Lassalle. The adoption of this document constituted a rapprochement between Lassalle's ADAP, which had cooperated with Bismarck's policies, and the anti-Prussian Eisenach faction of Wilhelm Liebknecht and August Bebel. This document promised universal suffrage, a universal income tax, unlimited right of association, a ban on child labor, and workplace safety inspections, and it promised to "abolish exploitation of every kind" and to "bring the brotherhood of all mankind to a full realization." Nonetheless, this document earned criticism in an open letter that articulated the principle "from each according to his ability; to each according to his need," and this document was eventually replaced by the more orthodox Erfurt program, which called for nationalization of industry. For 10 points, name this 1875 founding platform of the SPD of which Karl Marx wrote a famous "critique."
This document, in calling for "socialistic productive associations," displayed the influence of Ferdinand Lassalle.
{Gotha} Program