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Page 113
... Yugoslavia was short of workers until it achieved a satisfactory degree of pro- duction efficiency . As soon as it did , there was unemployment . Unemployment would be even higher if Yugoslavia attained maximum production efficiency ...
... Yugoslavia was short of workers until it achieved a satisfactory degree of pro- duction efficiency . As soon as it did , there was unemployment . Unemployment would be even higher if Yugoslavia attained maximum production efficiency ...
Page 175
... Yugoslavia was not an isolated case , but only the most drastic and the first to occur . In the other Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and ...
... Yugoslavia was not an isolated case , but only the most drastic and the first to occur . In the other Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and ...
Page 184
... Yugoslavia — in the Yugoslav way . And there , too , they were first completed . Thus Yugoslav Communism as national Communism , in the clash with Stalin , actually originated a new , post - Stalin phase in the development of Communism ...
... Yugoslavia — in the Yugoslav way . And there , too , they were first completed . Thus Yugoslav Communism as national Communism , in the clash with Stalin , actually originated a new , post - Stalin phase in the development of Communism ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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