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... dictatorship was strict , but Stalin's dictatorship became totalitarian . The abolition of all ideological struggle in the party meant the termination of all freedom in society , since only through the party did the various strata find ...
... dictatorship was strict , but Stalin's dictatorship became totalitarian . The abolition of all ideological struggle in the party meant the termination of all freedom in society , since only through the party did the various strata find ...
Page 78
... dictatorship would be possible only in case of a military defeat or an exceptional political crisis . Even in such a case it would initially be a form of party dictatorship or it would have to conceal itself in the party . But , this ...
... dictatorship would be possible only in case of a military defeat or an exceptional political crisis . Even in such a case it would initially be a form of party dictatorship or it would have to conceal itself in the party . But , this ...
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... dictatorship of the leaders . In a totalitarian government of this type , the dictator- ship of the proletariat is a ... dictatorship of the proletariat as democ- racy within and for the benefit of the proletariat ; that is , a ...
... dictatorship of the leaders . In a totalitarian government of this type , the dictator- ship of the proletariat is a ... dictatorship of the proletariat as democ- racy within and for the benefit of the proletariat ; that is , a ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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