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The 10 pages that link to Erfurt Program, each with the reason it gives.

• Social Democratic Party of GermanyRelated: It became a defining statement of the party’s prewar identity.

• ReformismRelated: Its division between long-term theory and practical demands exposed tensions that reformists later debated.

• Eduard BernsteinRelated: Bernstein’s later arguments challenged the gap between the program’s revolutionary theory and the party’s reformist practice.

• RevisionismRelated: Bernstein later challenged tensions between its revolutionary theory and parliamentary practice.

• August BebelRelated: Its adoption under Bebel’s party leadership gave German social democracy a durable programmatic framework.

• Anti-Socialist LawsRelated: After the laws ended, the party adopted a program that clarified its goals and strategy.

• Karl KautskyBroader topic: Kautsky drafted its theoretical section, setting a model for socialist parties across Europe.

• Reform or RevolutionRelated: Bernstein’s revisionism challenged tensions already present in the party’s program.

• Ferdinand LassalleRelated: It shows how German social democracy later moved beyond Lassalle’s specific political program.

• Centrist MarxismRelated: Its combination of revolutionary theory and practical reforms exemplified the tension centrist Marxists inherited.