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... ( Socialist - Revolutionary Party ) in Russia , aspired toward returning society to idyllic primÃtive peasant life . Even the socialist parties such as the Mensheviks in Russia did not go farther than to push for the violent over- throw ...
... ( Socialist - Revolutionary Party ) in Russia , aspired toward returning society to idyllic primÃtive peasant life . Even the socialist parties such as the Mensheviks in Russia did not go farther than to push for the violent over- throw ...
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... socialist revolution is in an entirely different situation . To the extent that a country which had to begin a socialist revolution , because of the vagaries of history , is backward , the transition from old capitalist relations to ...
... socialist revolution is in an entirely different situation . To the extent that a country which had to begin a socialist revolution , because of the vagaries of history , is backward , the transition from old capitalist relations to ...
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... socialist reality . " In the U.S.S.R. , on the other hand , tons of works of art based on actual subjects are created ; but since they do not reflect the truth , they do not have any value and are rapidly rejected by the public , later ...
... socialist reality . " In the U.S.S.R. , on the other hand , tons of works of art based on actual subjects are created ; but since they do not reflect the truth , they do not have any value and are rapidly rejected by the public , later ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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