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Page 62
... kolkhozes and the Soviet govern- ment policy toward them illustrates clearly the exploiting nature of the new class . Stalin did not and Khrushchev does not consider kolkhozes as a " logical socialistic " form of ownership . In practice ...
... kolkhozes and the Soviet govern- ment policy toward them illustrates clearly the exploiting nature of the new class . Stalin did not and Khrushchev does not consider kolkhozes as a " logical socialistic " form of ownership . In practice ...
Page 63
... kolkhozes should become state property , which is to say that the bureau- cracy should become the real owner . Criticizing Stalin for his excess use of purges , Khrushchev did not however renounce Stalin's views on property in kolkhozes ...
... kolkhozes should become state property , which is to say that the bureau- cracy should become the real owner . Criticizing Stalin for his excess use of purges , Khrushchev did not however renounce Stalin's views on property in kolkhozes ...
Page 105
... kolkhozes in the namɛ · of " error - free Marxism " and " socialism . " Today they are pur suing a third , and confused , middle - of - the - road line in the same matter . There are similar examples in all Communist coun- • 1 tries ...
... kolkhozes in the namɛ · of " error - free Marxism " and " socialism . " Today they are pur suing a third , and confused , middle - of - the - road line in the same matter . There are similar examples in all Communist coun- • 1 tries ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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