In the struggle you will find your right. Meaning, origin, examples of the use of phraseological units

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In the fight you will find your right

Rudolf von Yehring

Phraseologism: In the struggle you will find your right.

Meaning: Encouraging someone to assert their legal rights (joking).

Origin: These words entered the history of the Russian language as the slogan of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party (Socialist-Revolutionary Party - from the abbreviation of that time "S.R."), which noisily declared itself in Russia at the beginning of the century with terrorist actions, "expropriations" (robbery) of government institutions to finance the "revolutionary struggle". The author of this motto is the outstanding German lawyer Rudolf von Yehring (1812-1890), who interpreted law as a legally protected practical interest of a person, that is, protected by legal means. But the Socialist-Revolutionaries interpreted this slogan in their own way and used it for purposes that had nothing to do with the meaning that their author put into these words.

Random phraseology:

A young man contemplating life.

Meaning:

Jokingly, as words preceding some advice, an appeal to a young man facing a choice of profession, a solution to a life conflict, etc.

Origin:

From the poem "Good!" (1927) by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930): "To a young man who is thinking about life, // deciding to do life with whom, // I will say without hesitation - do it // with comrade Dzerzhinsky."

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