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... form of ownership . Earlier revolutions , too , inevitably resulted in major or minor changes in property relationships . But in those revolu- tions one form of private ownership superseded the others . In the Communist revolution this ...
... form of ownership . Earlier revolutions , too , inevitably resulted in major or minor changes in property relationships . But in those revolu- tions one form of private ownership superseded the others . In the Communist revolution this ...
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An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. dangerous , the ownership surrendered to other strata or other forms of ownership were devised . For example , collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were ...
An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. dangerous , the ownership surrendered to other strata or other forms of ownership were devised . For example , collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were ...
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... forms of property which facilitate the party's domination and its monopoly ... ownership . This attribution of great and even decisive significance to ... forms of owner- ship except those which they consider to be socialist indicates ...
... forms of property which facilitate the party's domination and its monopoly ... ownership . This attribution of great and even decisive significance to ... forms of owner- ship except those which they consider to be socialist indicates ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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