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Page 51
... actually the bureaucratic corruption of the Soviet government and the revolutionary cause . Conse quently , he understood and was deeply hurt by the amorality of Stalin's methods . Trotsky was the first , although he was not aware of it ...
... actually the bureaucratic corruption of the Soviet government and the revolutionary cause . Conse quently , he understood and was deeply hurt by the amorality of Stalin's methods . Trotsky was the first , although he was not aware of it ...
Page 86
... Actually , the creation of the total authority of the Com- munists , and the liquidation of the classes of the old society , was meant to look like the liquidation of classses in general . But the growth of state power or , more ...
... Actually , the creation of the total authority of the Com- munists , and the liquidation of the classes of the old society , was meant to look like the liquidation of classses in general . But the growth of state power or , more ...
Page 168
... actually exist , nor do they correspond to specific periods in the various countries . The boundaries between the phases , which overlap , and the forms in which the phases appear are varied in different Com- munist countries . For ...
... actually exist , nor do they correspond to specific periods in the various countries . The boundaries between the phases , which overlap , and the forms in which the phases appear are varied in different Com- munist countries . For ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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