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... Russia and China . This is about the time when socialist move- ments were developing in the East and West . This stage of the socialist movement began with its unification and central- ization in the Second International , and ended ...
... Russia and China . This is about the time when socialist move- ments were developing in the East and West . This stage of the socialist movement began with its unification and central- ization in the Second International , and ended ...
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... Russia was in the hands of foreign capitalists . Trotsky in his history of the Russian revolution emphasizes that foreigners controlled forty per cent of the shares of industrial capital in Russia , and that this percentage was even ...
... Russia was in the hands of foreign capitalists . Trotsky in his history of the Russian revolution emphasizes that foreigners controlled forty per cent of the shares of industrial capital in Russia , and that this percentage was even ...
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... Russia was no longer able to live in the modern world as an absolute monarchy , and Russia's capitalism was too weak and too dependent on the interests of foreign powers_to_make it possible to have an industrial revolution . This ...
... Russia was no longer able to live in the modern world as an absolute monarchy , and Russia's capitalism was too weak and too dependent on the interests of foreign powers_to_make it possible to have an industrial revolution . This ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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