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  • ...alism was a huge movement in Finland after the wars with the pro-USSR SKDL-party being pretty popular, even managing to get into a coalition government on n ...untry of 3.6 million people. The Society was way bigger than any political party back then, but the bourgeoisie got scared and banned it very soon and arres
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  • Communist history, especially Soviet and Bolshevik. ...of socialist states like Cuba and the DPRK, and support for the Democratic Party of the US, for which he is sometimes called a liberal.
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  • ...talin || 1940 || Central text of Marxism–Leninism; describes the Bolshevik Party's official doctrine on dialectical materialism and historical materialism
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  • ...at, the Ukrainian working class, under the leadership of the [[Bolshevik]] party, waged a determined struggle against tsarism, the Ukrainian and Russian lan ...e during the [[Russian Civil War]]. The [[anarchist]] Black Army and the [[Bolshevik]] [[Red Army]] initially were allies but later fell to [[leftist infighting
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  • | title = General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union | party = [[RSDLP]]<br>[[All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks)|AUCP(b)]]
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  • ...publication. After Khrushchev was deposed, Solzhenitsyn fell out with the party, after which he was kicked out of the country. ...e work persistently attempts to portray Russian leftism, in particular the Bolshevik movement, as a product of Jewish meddling{{sfn|Polouektova|2008|p=12}} and
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  • ...and British delegations were aware of this but preferred to have an "anti-Bolshevik" cudgel over the risk of a German Empire that would threaten their own powe ...ates, with the latter often spouting propaganda decrying the USSR as a Jew-Bolshevik hell-hole. This ideological warfare was only paused during 1939-1941 out of
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  • ...ia]] which was founded in 1949 upon the victory of the [[Chinese Communist Party]] in the [[Chinese Civil War]]. Once the [[Kuomintang|Nationalists]] were f ...onomy; however, supporters of its economic model draw comparisons to the [[Bolshevik]]s' [[New Economic Policy]] of 1921-1928, arguing that China's industrial d
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  • ..._of_Social_Policies/links/5edcf01392851c9c5e8b18c8/Reforming-to-SurviveThe-Bolshevik-Origins-of-Social-Policies.pdf|date=2021-03-09|publisher=Cambridge Universi ...-Junker Schools;<ref name=Schön/> many were confirmed members of a fascist party.<ref>{{safesubst:cite web|last=Eberan|first=Barbro|title=Äventyret lockade
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  • ...Reich''', was a [[fascist]] regime led by [[Adolf Hitler]] and the [[Nazi Party]]. It began on 30 January 1933 when Hitler was appointed as chancellor (hea ...tatorship|date=2018-09-28}}</ref> One Fascist economist indicated that his party indeed had a thorough plan for deregulation:
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  • ...26 December 1991, and was governed as a one-party state by the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]], with Moscow as its capital. The [[Russian Federation ...ocialist Republic) emerged from the [[Russian Revolution of 1917]], with [[Bolshevik]] revolutionary [[Vladimir Lenin]] as its first president. The new governme
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  • ...e from the area. Hajj Khan, one of four elderly men who were escorting the party, stated that his grandson was killed and that there were body parts everywh ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukaradeeb_wedding_party_massacre Mukaradeeb wedding party massacre.]
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