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Page 132
... democracy in order to be raised . Yugoslav leaders openly speak of the fact that they will bestow democracy " when there is growth of socialist consciousness " ; a kind of conscious- ness which they trust will automatically be attained ...
... democracy in order to be raised . Yugoslav leaders openly speak of the fact that they will bestow democracy " when there is growth of socialist consciousness " ; a kind of conscious- ness which they trust will automatically be attained ...
Page 185
... democracy and similar relationships exist . Military alliances and blocs are temporary manifestations , but the Western Socialism and Eastern Communism reflect much more enduring and basic tendencies . Contrasts between Communism and a ...
... democracy and similar relationships exist . Military alliances and blocs are temporary manifestations , but the Western Socialism and Eastern Communism reflect much more enduring and basic tendencies . Contrasts between Communism and a ...
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... democracy and Eastern Communism . Since the unorganized tendencies toward unification are bursting forth more strongly in the West , because of political democracy and a higher technical and cultural level , the West also appears as the ...
... democracy and Eastern Communism . Since the unorganized tendencies toward unification are bursting forth more strongly in the West , because of political democracy and a higher technical and cultural level , the West also appears as the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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