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  • ...701%2fS1000&pos=9 became a Fellow] of the highly prestigious Royal Society of Arts, London, in 1862.</ref> | birth_place = Trier, [[Kingdom of Prussia|Prussia]], [[German Confederation]]
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  • ...of production|productive relationship]]. [[Karl Marx]] pioneered the study of capitalist society when he began to [[material]]ly analyze the social syste ...[[productive forces|productive capacity]] that secured European domination of the globe.
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  • ...origin of the political spectrum.]]A '''political spectrum''' is a system of classifying different political positions upon one or more geometric axes t ...eat themselves with groups similar to their own persuasion, with opponents of the monarchy on the left and restorationists on the right. This arrangement
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  • ...n a Union fort in South Carolina, and effectively ended with the surrender of Confederate general Robert E. Lee on April 9, 1865. ...any leftists who had fled Europe following the defeat of the [[Revolutions of 1848]] even fought for the Union cause, many becoming distinguished officer
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  • ...selling off assets to [[foreign capital]] and creating unprecedented rates of alcoholism, drug abuse, prostitution, poverty, and organized crime in the c ...hich he has continuously held office as either President or Prime Minister of the country. Putin began his current stint as president in 2012.
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  • ...t = Allied victory (see [[World_War_II#After_the_war|Aftermath]])<br>Start of the [[Cold War]]|place=Global, mainly in [[Europe]], [[Africa|North Africa] * {{flag|Republic of China}}
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  • [[File:Peter Kropotkin circa 1900.jpg|thumb|Portrait of Peter Kropotkin around the year 1900.]] ...the modern environmental movement, commune movement, the scientific study of behaviour and anarcho-communism.
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  • [[File:Religious symbols.png|thumb|Symbols of world religions. ]] ...gion.|[[Karl Marx]]|[[A Contribution to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right]]}}
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  • ...oups exist in these countries in order to shut down criticism of the State of Israel and its actions, typically using dishonest or unfair tactics to shif ...tinian struggle: A case study of anti-Palestinian bias in US news coverage of the First and Second Palestinian Intifadas | journal=Media, War & Conflict
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  • | emblemfile = State arms of German Democratic Republic.png ...parliamentary democracy]] was instituted which led to the reunification of Germany the following year.
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  • [[File:Baltic-states-map.png|thumb|420x420px|Map of the countries belonging to the Baltic states.]]{{former socialist states}} ...with only about 15-30% of the populations among them believing the breakup of the Soviet Union was a bad thing — the lower end among post-Soviet countr
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  • ...' before the 1950s. However post 1960s they secured food security for most of its existence. ...on the same basis as a peasant serf. He was not free to move, or to go out of business, but he could start another, and occasionally a town serf would pr
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  • ...coup-death-of-stalin-khrushchevs-rise-to-power/ The Khrushchev Coup (Death of Stalin & Khrushchev’s Rise to Power)] ''ML-Theory'' (May 7, 2019)</ref> | known_for = Theorist of [[Leninism]] and crucial leader of the Soviet Union
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  • ...century and partially settled, maintaining even today a sizeable minority of Swedes, long after Sweden gave up Finland to [[Russia]] in 1809. ==History==
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  • ...ogo.png|flagfile=Flag of the NSDAP.png|shortname=Nazi Germany|mapnote=Nazi Germany and its occupied territory in 1942 during the [[Second World War]].|mapsize ...years of Allied occupation, it was succeeded by the [[Federal Republic of Germany]] and the [[German Democratic Republic]] in 1949.
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  • ...bp|thumb|287x287px|Propaganda poster of the [[Shining Path|Communist Party of Peru]], a foundational Maoist formation. ]]{{Redirect|Maoism}}<!----> ...iet Split|opposition]] to the [[Soviet Union]] following the rise to power of [[Nikita Khrushchev|Khrushchev]], Maoists almost universally subscribe to [
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  • ...ortname=Finland|flagfile=Flag of Finland.svg.png ‎|emblemfile=Coat of arms of Finland 2.svg.png ‎|mapsize=600x600px}} ...oscow Armistice, which required Finland to break off relations with [[Nazi Germany]] and expel its forces, leading to what became the Lapland War (1944–1945
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  • ''This is a general list of frequently asked questions about [[Marxism|Marxist communism]]. As our comm ...real movement which abolishes the present state of things. The conditions of this movement result from the premises now in existence."<ref>—Karl Marx.
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  • ...Italy, Mussolini was broken out of prison, and made him the nominal leader of the puppet '''Italian Social Republic'''. == History ==
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  • | office1 = Acting [[United States Deputy Secretary of State]] | office = Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
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