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Page 62
... Communist countries does not explain everything , but it is the most im- portant key to understanding the changes which are periodi- cally taking place in these countries , especially in the U.S.S.R. It goes without saying that every ...
... Communist countries does not explain everything , but it is the most im- portant key to understanding the changes which are periodi- cally taking place in these countries , especially in the U.S.S.R. It goes without saying that every ...
Page 121
... Communist country - not even Yugoslavia , which was obliged to cooperate to a greater extent with non - Communist countries ... countries has not been attained . Communist planning , among other things , takes very little account of the needs ...
... Communist country - not even Yugoslavia , which was obliged to cooperate to a greater extent with non - Communist countries ... countries has not been attained . Communist planning , among other things , takes very little account of the needs ...
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... Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and degree of the development in these countries has still not attained the stage reached in Yugoslavia and ...
... Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and degree of the development in these countries has still not attained the stage reached in Yugoslavia and ...
Contents
Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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