In his What Is to Be Done?, Vladimir Lenin did all of the following EXCEPT:
A. praise accommodations made by groups such as the German SPD.
B. criticize trade unions that settled for short-term gains.
C. reject the idea of a mass democratic party composed of workers.
D. advocate an elite group that would be dedicated to revolution.
E. advocate strict secrecy among party members.
A
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