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... Yugoslavia was not an isolated case , but only the most drastic and the first to occur . In the other Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and ...
... Yugoslavia was not an isolated case , but only the most drastic and the first to occur . In the other Communist countries the Soviet government en- forced Communism by " armed missionaries " -its army . The diversity of manner and ...
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... Yugoslavia while the Cominform labor- iously attacked Yugoslavia . Preoccupied with a policy of so- called active coexistence , which for the most part corresponds to their interests of the moment , the Yugoslav leaders declared that ...
... Yugoslavia while the Cominform labor- iously attacked Yugoslavia . Preoccupied with a policy of so- called active coexistence , which for the most part corresponds to their interests of the moment , the Yugoslav leaders declared that ...
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... Yugoslavia , here tells why Communism developed the way it did ; why it cannot , under any circumstances , reach any of its so- cialist goals ; why , instead of creating a workers ' paradise , it has brought forth a slave state in which ...
... Yugoslavia , here tells why Communism developed the way it did ; why it cannot , under any circumstances , reach any of its so- cialist goals ; why , instead of creating a workers ' paradise , it has brought forth a slave state in which ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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