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Page 53
... phases of development of the new class in the U.S.S.R. or of Russian Communism ( or of every other type of Communism in one manner or another ) . The fate of Yugoslav Communism was to unify these three phases in the single personality ...
... phases of development of the new class in the U.S.S.R. or of Russian Communism ( or of every other type of Communism in one manner or another ) . The fate of Yugoslav Communism was to unify these three phases in the single personality ...
Page 78
... phases of life , nor even convince the the Party Leaders- nation temporarily of the need for exceptional efforts and self- sacrifice . Such can be accomplished only by the party , and then the " Newmonly by a party with belief in such ...
... phases of life , nor even convince the the Party Leaders- nation temporarily of the need for exceptional efforts and self- sacrifice . Such can be accomplished only by the party , and then the " Newmonly by a party with belief in such ...
Page 169
... phases . It can no longer be concealed that in the third phase power is the actual principal aim and essence of Communism . Because of the fact that Communism is being extinguished as an ideology , it must maintain power as the main ...
... phases . It can no longer be concealed that in the third phase power is the actual principal aim and essence of Communism . Because of the fact that Communism is being extinguished as an ideology , it must maintain power as the main ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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