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... trials in Yugoslavia are only pocket editions of the Moscow trials . The so - called Moscow trials are the most grotesque and bloody examples of judicial and legal comedies in the Communist system . The majority of other trials are ...
... trials in Yugoslavia are only pocket editions of the Moscow trials . The so - called Moscow trials are the most grotesque and bloody examples of judicial and legal comedies in the Communist system . The majority of other trials are ...
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... Moscow trials . Nor can he understand why the Communists ' periodic moral crises , caused by the abandonment of the sacred and consecrated principles of the day before yesterday , cannot have the great significance that such crises have ...
... Moscow trials . Nor can he understand why the Communists ' periodic moral crises , caused by the abandonment of the sacred and consecrated principles of the day before yesterday , cannot have the great significance that such crises have ...
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... Moscow trials " strengthened the Communist system and Stalin . In all events , certain strata - the intellectuals with Gide as the most famous example - renounced Communism because of this and doubted that Communism as it is today could ...
... Moscow trials " strengthened the Communist system and Stalin . In all events , certain strata - the intellectuals with Gide as the most famous example - renounced Communism because of this and doubted that Communism as it is today could ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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