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...ionary parties such as the [[Nazi Party|National Socialist German Workers' Party]] (NSDAP), headed by [[Syncretic politics|syncretic]] idealist [[Anton Drex ...ed inline}} With Hitler's increasing dominance in the party leadership the party became centered around national and racial issues.

...ge and vision, and forge ahead steadily in the direction determined by the Party’s 18th National Congress. The “Invisible Hand” and the “Visible Han ...whole country</blockquote>-''Lenin, Our Foreign and Domestic Position and Party Tasks''

...ut-cuban-socialism|archivedate=2017-04-22}}</ref> Castro did not enact any communist policies in hopes of discouraging foreign aid to the neocolony. Nevertheles ...rch/jfk/releases/docid-32112987.pdf|year=1975|page=7}}</ref> The Communist Party does not select candidates, nor does it decide elections, nor does it track

...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 ...n [[Ukraine]], which was [[Free Territory|under the control]] of [[anarcho-communist]]s (led by [[Nestor Makhno]]) and Ukrainian ultranationalists. The anarchis

...tube.com/watch?v=0z2_p0Np4Gs Kim Jong Un gives Historic Speech, clarifying Party's Programme for building Socialism and Communism]. Uploaded to YouTube by � ...their allies, who overthrew the People's Republic of Korea which had many communist and left-wing nationalist leaders. After the suppression of the peoples com

...me=United States of America|flagfile=Flag of the United States.png|mapfile=USA orthographic.svg.png ‎|shortname=the United States|emblemfile=Coat of arm The '''United States of America''' ('''USA'''), often known simply as the '''United States''', is a [[capitalist]] and

...ned around and continued to fight France and Britain and the newly arrived USA until 1918. In the meantime, Lenin and the Bolsheviks established a War-Com ...is generally not accepted by historians of Soviet history, including anti-communist ones such as Robert Conquest and Orlando Figes, among other mainstream Sovi

...social and cultural changes, and the changing role of the Cuban Communist Party. ...lude the early consolidation of political power, the role of the Communist Party, foreign relations, and Stalinism in revolutionary politics. The section on

...role in government became consolidated and formalized. Both Saddam and the party fell from power in 2003 following [[Iraq War (2003)|an invasion]] by a coal ...Dinar to the British pound, withdrawal from the Western dominated and anti-communist Baghdad Pact, expanding the role of the public sector, and the planting of