The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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... organizations and social organs is accomplished simply by this method : the Communists form a unit , which turns to authorized political forums in all matters . | - This is theoretical ; actually it operates in this way : In cases where ...
... organizations and social organs is accomplished simply by this method : the Communists form a unit , which turns to authorized political forums in all matters . | - This is theoretical ; actually it operates in this way : In cases where ...
Page 110
... organizations have played only one important role - the lifting of the cultural level of the working classes . Workers ' organizations under the Communist system are really " company " or " yellow " organizations of a special kind . The ...
... organizations have played only one important role - the lifting of the cultural level of the working classes . Workers ' organizations under the Communist system are really " company " or " yellow " organizations of a special kind . The ...
Page 185
... organizations - the Cominform and the Socialist International - were " immoderate " solely because they were ... organization of Socialists of the developed European countries in which political democracy and similar relationships exist ...
... organizations - the Cominform and the Socialist International - were " immoderate " solely because they were ... organization of Socialists of the developed European countries in which political democracy and similar relationships exist ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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