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An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. 1 The Aim and The Means 1 . All revolutions and all revolutionaries have at their disposal an abundance of cruel means of oppression . But in no other revolution did the revolutionaries ...
An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. 1 The Aim and The Means 1 . All revolutions and all revolutionaries have at their disposal an abundance of cruel means of oppression . But in no other revolution did the revolutionaries ...
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... means . Renouncing the use of such means will arouse doubts as to the end itself . As soon as means which would insure an end are shown to be evil , the end will show itself as being unrealizable . For the essential thing in every ...
... means . Renouncing the use of such means will arouse doubts as to the end itself . As soon as means which would insure an end are shown to be evil , the end will show itself as being unrealizable . For the essential thing in every ...
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... means for the Utopian transformation of society , it could not avoid becoming an end in itself and the most important aim of Communism . Power was able to appear as a means in the first and second phases . It can no longer be concealed ...
... means for the Utopian transformation of society , it could not avoid becoming an end in itself and the most important aim of Communism . Power was able to appear as a means in the first and second phases . It can no longer be concealed ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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