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Page 80
... authority becomes the authority of the leaders . The so - called " dictatorship of the proletariat , " which is the begin- ning of and under the best circumstances becomes the authority of the party , inevitably evolves into the ...
... authority becomes the authority of the leaders . The so - called " dictatorship of the proletariat , " which is the begin- ning of and under the best circumstances becomes the authority of the party , inevitably evolves into the ...
Page 89
... authority must be insured at the same time . ะต For the most part , in the Communist system , legislative authority cannot be separated from executive authority . Lenin t considered this a perfect solution . Yugoslav leaders also main ...
... authority must be insured at the same time . ะต For the most part , in the Communist system , legislative authority cannot be separated from executive authority . Lenin t considered this a perfect solution . Yugoslav leaders also main ...
Page 182
... authority and of property ownership . However , even if it is possible to effect cooperation with respect to property ownership , it is not possible with respect to authority . Although conditions for further integra- tion with the ...
... authority and of property ownership . However , even if it is possible to effect cooperation with respect to property ownership , it is not possible with respect to authority . Although conditions for further integra- tion with the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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