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... ideological unity - obligatory philosophic and other views - in addition to political unity as a meeting ground for all party members . This is actually Stalin's contribution to Lenin's teaching about the party . Stalin formed the ...
... ideological unity - obligatory philosophic and other views - in addition to political unity as a meeting ground for all party members . This is actually Stalin's contribution to Lenin's teaching about the party . Stalin formed the ...
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... ideological unity have been tragic : Lenin's dictatorship was strict , but Stalin's dictatorship became totalitarian . The abolition of all ideological struggle in the party meant the termination of all freedom in society , since only ...
... ideological unity have been tragic : Lenin's dictatorship was strict , but Stalin's dictatorship became totalitarian . The abolition of all ideological struggle in the party meant the termination of all freedom in society , since only ...
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... ideologies and social groups . It also calls for ideological monopoly over society and for absolute unity of the ruling class . Communist parties have needed special ideological solidarity for this reason . Once ideological unity is ...
... ideologies and social groups . It also calls for ideological monopoly over society and for absolute unity of the ruling class . Communist parties have needed special ideological solidarity for this reason . Once ideological unity is ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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