The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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... democracy , even the leaders of their Com- munist parties were not able to free themselves entirely of par- liamentary illusions . As far as revolution was concerned , they tended to rely more on the international Communist move- ment ...
... democracy , even the leaders of their Com- munist parties were not able to free themselves entirely of par- liamentary illusions . As far as revolution was concerned , they tended to rely more on the international Communist move- ment ...
Page 132
... democracy in order to be raised . Yugoslav leaders openly speak of the fact that they will bestow democracy " when there is growth of socialist consciousness " ; a kind of conscious- ness which they trust will automatically be attained ...
... democracy in order to be raised . Yugoslav leaders openly speak of the fact that they will bestow democracy " when there is growth of socialist consciousness " ; a kind of conscious- ness which they trust will automatically be attained ...
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... democracy in the Western countries and that of the period when Marx and Lenin were alive lies in the fact of continuous development between the two periods . The similarity between past and present democracy is not greater than that ...
... democracy in the Western countries and that of the period when Marx and Lenin were alive lies in the fact of continuous development between the two periods . The similarity between past and present democracy is not greater than that ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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