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... Modern Communism began as an idea with the inception of modern industry . It is dying out or being eliminated in those countries where industrial development has achieved its basic aims . It flourishes in those countries where this has ...
... Modern Communism began as an idea with the inception of modern industry . It is dying out or being eliminated in those countries where industrial development has achieved its basic aims . It flourishes in those countries where this has ...
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... modern economy , which in every case requires centralized administra- tion , has made it possible for this despotism to be absolute . This thesis also has some truth in it : modern Communism is a modern despotism which cannot help but ...
... modern economy , which in every case requires centralized administra- tion , has made it possible for this despotism to be absolute . This thesis also has some truth in it : modern Communism is a modern despotism which cannot help but ...
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... modern world . This element was modern wars . They lead to substantial changes even when they do not lead to actual revolutions . Leaving frightful devastation behind them , they change both world relations and relations within ...
... modern world . This element was modern wars . They lead to substantial changes even when they do not lead to actual revolutions . Leaving frightful devastation behind them , they change both world relations and relations within ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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