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  • ...essor of [[Medieval]] [[English]] literature and author best known for his works criticizing existing narratives in Western academia surrounding [[Soviet]] Furr's works are often cited by staunch supporters of the legacy of the Soviet Union (sometimes known as "[
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  • ...Italy, this would make it impossible for Greeks or Spaniards to be fascist by this view. ...t the invitation of the conservative elite,<ref>The Five Stages of Fascism by Paxton</ref> associated with the [[Haute bourgeoisie]]. The early petty-bou
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  • ...ent of "worldview Marxism". Visible in the 1939 edition is a portrait of [[Lenin]] and the adoption of [[Marxism–Leninism]] as the officially ''modernized ...heories]], and political [[ideology|ideologies]] that developed out of the works of [[Karl Marx]] and [[Friedrich Engels]]. The term itself is difficult to
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  • ...d Old Mistakes in a New Guise"], ''Lenin’s Collected Works, Vol 33''</ref> By October 1922 the war was mostly over. ...n back in February. White forces proved to be weak during this period, and by March 1918 most internal opposition to the government had been defeated. Co
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  • ...e valuable today, when computers are capable of making calculations faster by a scale of several magnitudes; ever-increasing as computing power develops ...tion of poverty and inequality. This payment system would be made possible by paying workers an amount corresponding to what they have earned, which will
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  • ...</ref> and was also a passionate liberal activist, being an admirer of the works of [[Immanuel Kant]] and [[Voltaire]]. However, he was still fiercely [[pat ...English phraseology masterfully (he loved Shakespeare, whose works he knew by heart), although he never lost his strong German accent when speaking. The
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  • ...om 1941 to 1953. He synthesized the writings of [[Marx]], [[Engels]] and [[Lenin]] into an official state ideology known as [[Marxism–Leninism]]. In the 1 ...facial scarring for the rest of his life. When he was 12, he was run down by a carriage, severely damaging his right arm, which left it all but useless
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  • {{Bookchapter|Against Dengism, by ''Red-Spectre''}} This can be answered by the question: ''does capital exist in China?''
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  • ...the steppe regions of the [[USSR]]. The adoption of the draft was preceded by drought and [[Famines in the Soviet Union|famine]] of 1946-1947 prompting t The plan was adopted on the initiative of Stalin and put into effect by the decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and the Central Committe
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  • ...egularly employed."<ref name=":15">[https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1897/econroman/i8viii.htm A Characterisation of Economic Romanticism (1897) ...thereby driving up rates of [[profit]]. This surplus population is created by changes in the [[organic composition of capital]] and the tendency of the [
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  • ...]. It lasted until 26 December 1991, and was governed as a one-party state by the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]], with Moscow as its capital. Th ...[Russian Revolution of 1917]], with [[Bolshevik]] revolutionary [[Vladimir Lenin]] as its first president. The new government created a constitution establi
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