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Page 30
... collectivization . There remains the spontaneous and unor- ganized displeasure of the mass of the people - a displeasure which neither ceases nor abates . Communist delusions and self- deceit about the " remnants " and " influence " of ...
... collectivization . There remains the spontaneous and unor- ganized displeasure of the mass of the people - a displeasure which neither ceases nor abates . Communist delusions and self- deceit about the " remnants " and " influence " of ...
Page 56
... collectivization , that the question the Soviet government was not meeting serious opposition from a politically and economically disunited peasantry . The new class felt insecure as long as there were any other owners except itself ...
... collectivization , that the question the Soviet government was not meeting serious opposition from a politically and economically disunited peasantry . The new class felt insecure as long as there were any other owners except itself ...
Page 58
... collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were resist- ing it and because the steady decrease in production resulting from collectivization held a latent danger for the regime . How- ever , the new class never ...
... collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were resist- ing it and because the steady decrease in production resulting from collectivization held a latent danger for the regime . How- ever , the new class never ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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