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... transformation . In practice , this meant a radical destruction of established owner- ship relations . No other party went so far in this respect . None was " industrial " to that degree . It is less clear why these parties had to be ...
... transformation . In practice , this meant a radical destruction of established owner- ship relations . No other party went so far in this respect . None was " industrial " to that degree . It is less clear why these parties had to be ...
Page 48
... transforming the party into a privileged impersonal and color- less group . Marx created a system of the roles of ... transformed himself into a god . These changes in personalities are only the reflection of changes which had already ...
... transforming the party into a privileged impersonal and color- less group . Marx created a system of the roles of ... transformed himself into a god . These changes in personalities are only the reflection of changes which had already ...
Page 55
... transformation . The party , acting as the avant - garde of the proletariat and as the " most enlightened power of ... transform themselves into a new class , THE NEW CLASS 55.
... transformation . The party , acting as the avant - garde of the proletariat and as the " most enlightened power of ... transform themselves into a new class , THE NEW CLASS 55.
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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