 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - United States - 1981 - 118 pages
...self-determination of less developed nations will need to face the unpleasant fact that, if victorious, violent insurgency headed by Marxist revolutionaries...unlikely to lead to anything but totalitarian tyranny. Armed intellectuals citing Marx and supported by Soviet-bloc arms and advisers will almost surely not... | |
 | Cynthia Kaufman - History - 2003 - 350 pages
...self-determination of less developed nations will need to face the unpleasant fact that, if victorious, violent insurgency headed by Marxist revolutionaries is unlikely to lead to anything but totalitarian tyranny.28 Thus, Kirkpatrick claims that even a brutal dictatorship is better than a Marxist alternative,... | |
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... come into being. History is a better guide than good intentions. A realistic policy which aims at protecting our own interest and assisting the capacities for self-determination of less developed nations will need to face the unpleasant fact that,... 