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... Khrushchev . The new class no longer needs the revolutionaries or dogmatists it once required ; it is satisfied with simple personalities , such as Khrushchev , Malen- kov , Bulganin , and Shepilov , whose every word reflects the aver ...
... Khrushchev . The new class no longer needs the revolutionaries or dogmatists it once required ; it is satisfied with simple personalities , such as Khrushchev , Malen- kov , Bulganin , and Shepilov , whose every word reflects the aver ...
Page 92
... Khrushchev's bragging that the party has " now " succeeded in putting the police and the judiciary under control , only reveal changes in the form of increased needs of the ruling class for legal security . They do not show changes in ...
... Khrushchev's bragging that the party has " now " succeeded in putting the police and the judiciary under control , only reveal changes in the form of increased needs of the ruling class for legal security . They do not show changes in ...
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... Khrushchev advocated " necessary terrorism " against the “ enemy , " in contrast to Stalin's despotism against " good Communists . " Khrushchev did not condemn Stalin's methods as such , but only their use in the ranks of the ruling ...
... Khrushchev advocated " necessary terrorism " against the “ enemy , " in contrast to Stalin's despotism against " good Communists . " Khrushchev did not condemn Stalin's methods as such , but only their use in the ranks of the ruling ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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