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Page 67
... class's own ranks , since privileges are actually being enjoyed by only a few . This contra- diction , when intensified , holds prospects of real changes in the Communist system , whether the ruling class is in favor of the change or ...
... class's own ranks , since privileges are actually being enjoyed by only a few . This contra- diction , when intensified , holds prospects of real changes in the Communist system , whether the ruling class is in favor of the change or ...
Page 77
... ruling class . Communist parties have needed special ideological solidarity for this reason . Once ideological unity ... class with its opponents , and the second is a reconciliation within the ruling class . In fact , Stalin knew that ...
... ruling class . Communist parties have needed special ideological solidarity for this reason . Once ideological unity ... class with its opponents , and the second is a reconciliation within the ruling class . In fact , Stalin knew that ...
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... class itself . This would mean that there were cleavages and vacillations , which could not longer be checked , among the ruling class . In other words , the battle for its own existence would drive the ruling class itself , or ...
... class itself . This would mean that there were cleavages and vacillations , which could not longer be checked , among the ruling class . In other words , the battle for its own existence would drive the ruling class itself , or ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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