Preposition: of

• country: Here waits the first common task on which the proletarians of all countries must work together.

Adjective modifier

• rural: The result of any such policy, he warned, would be to degrade Mozambican peasant farmers to the status of landless rural proletarians.

• revolutionary: The genuine revolutionary proletarians in the USSR drew their strength not from the apparatus but from the activity of the revolutionary masses.

• class-conscious: The struggle chiefly centered abroad, among the section furthest removed from positive work and from the participation of class-conscious proletarians.

• European: For non-Europeans from imperially subjugated countries, the symbols of subordination were even more extensive than those applied to European proletarians.

• English: Blacks, Indians, Chinese, tattooed English proletarians.

Modifies a noun

• vanguard: The Soviet republic, like the world proletarian vanguard, will finally liberate itself from the bureaucratic octopus.

• internationalism: The reason given was that the foreign policy of Cuba is a policy of proletarian internationalism.

• dictatorship: The proletarian dictatorship may or may not free women.

• revolution: In the second article he speaks of the proletarian revolution, which can only mean in the Western Ukraine.

• bonapartism: Despite its earlier successes, proletarian Bonapartism did not solve the problems of society.

• revolutionist: Only on this basis can a serious proletarian revolutionist be educated.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: A whole series of parties are proving by their activity that a new, truly proletarian party can be built.

• not: Why, then, could not proletarian art be created in tens of years?

• purely: The living standard of this layer is often purely proletarian.

• overwhelmingly: In 1946 the party was, however, reported to be ' overwhelmingly proletarian in composition ' .

Preposition: in

• country: In the U.S.S.R. 90 % of all the proletarians in the country are organized in trade unions.