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Page 53
... phases of development of the new class in the U.S.S.R. or of Russian Communism ( or of every other type of Communism in one manner or another ) . The fate of Yugoslav Communism was to unify these three phases in the single personality ...
... phases of development of the new class in the U.S.S.R. or of Russian Communism ( or of every other type of Communism in one manner or another ) . The fate of Yugoslav Communism was to unify these three phases in the single personality ...
Page 167
... phases . This is also more or less true of other types of Communism which have succeeded in coming to power ( with the exception of the Chinese type , which is still predominantly in the second phase ) . The three phases are ...
... phases . This is also more or less true of other types of Communism which have succeeded in coming to power ( with the exception of the Chinese type , which is still predominantly in the second phase ) . The three phases are ...
Page 168
... phases is only accurate if it is taken roughly and abstractly . Clearly separate phases do not actually exist , nor do they correspond to specific periods in the various countries . The boundaries between the phases , which overlap ...
... phases is only accurate if it is taken roughly and abstractly . Clearly separate phases do not actually exist , nor do they correspond to specific periods in the various countries . The boundaries between the phases , which overlap ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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