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... developed countries and for the monopolies . They also led to the First World War and the October Revolution . In the developed countries the rapid rise in production and the acquisition of colonial sources of materials and markets ...
... developed countries and for the monopolies . They also led to the First World War and the October Revolution . In the developed countries the rapid rise in production and the acquisition of colonial sources of materials and markets ...
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... developed countries and for the rest of the world , although they were not recognized sufficiently from a theoretical point of view . In this period various forms of totalitarianism developed in the U.S.S.R. and in capitalist countries ...
... developed countries and for the rest of the world , although they were not recognized sufficiently from a theoretical point of view . In this period various forms of totalitarianism developed in the U.S.S.R. and in capitalist countries ...
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... developed countries and the undeveloped countries reveals itself as being mainly economic . Traditional political domination by governors and local lords is already on its way out . Now , as a rule , the economy of an undeveloped but ...
... developed countries and the undeveloped countries reveals itself as being mainly economic . Traditional political domination by governors and local lords is already on its way out . Now , as a rule , the economy of an undeveloped but ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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