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... creation of a new class , no party could act in so morally and ideologically foolhardy a fashion , let alone stay in power for long . Stalin declared , after the end of the First Five - Year Plan : " If we had not created the apparatus ...
... creation of a new class , no party could act in so morally and ideologically foolhardy a fashion , let alone stay in power for long . Stalin declared , after the end of the First Five - Year Plan : " If we had not created the apparatus ...
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... created a party ; Lenin de- stroyed all parties except his own , including the Socialist Party . Stalin_relegated even the Bolshevik Party to second rank , transforming its core into the core of the new class , and transforming the ...
... created a party ; Lenin de- stroyed all parties except his own , including the Socialist Party . Stalin_relegated even the Bolshevik Party to second rank , transforming its core into the core of the new class , and transforming the ...
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... creation of absolute happiness and an ideal society grew in proportion to the growth of their power . It has been said in jest that the Communist leaders created a Communist society - for themselves . In fact , they do identify ...
... creation of absolute happiness and an ideal society grew in proportion to the growth of their power . It has been said in jest that the Communist leaders created a Communist society - for themselves . In fact , they do identify ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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