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  • ...became a Fellow] of the highly prestigious Royal Society of Arts, London, in 1862.</ref> {{labeldata|Residence|[[Germany]], [[France]], [[Belgium]], [[United Kingdom]].}}
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  • ...ates of alcoholism, drug abuse, prostitution, poverty, and organized crime in the country. The neoliberal era saw at least 5 million excess deaths betwee ...Prime Minister of the country. Putin began his current stint as president in 2012.
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  • ...losophical]], [[Marxist historiography|historiographic]], and [[scientific socialism|political]] thought. ...gmentation, which allowed for the rapid growth of capitalist elements and, in turn, a release of unprecedented [[productive forces|productive capacity]]
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  • ...y provide the year for which the data applies. (2.) Provide more variation in sources (very urgent).}} ...nice to have some examples of this myth.}} The pictures of people waiting in numbers of hundreds before empty stores just for a loaf of bread are known
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  • ...rature and author best known for his works criticizing existing narratives in Western academia surrounding [[Soviet]] history, including the legacy and p ...faculty at Montclair State University in New Jersey, where he specializes in Medieval English literature.<ref>{{cite web|title=Grover Furr|url=https://w
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  • ...erheim]]'s ideological differences with the USSR, and sympathies to [[Nazi Germany]]. ...nishment, and of course did not receive any land that was allocated for it in the pre-war negotiations. The lands ceded to the USSR represented 11% of Fi
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  • ...a parliamentary democracy was instituted which led to the reunification of Germany the following year. ...d wealth. In fact, West German itself became an imperialist power, largely in Africa, wherein it established “free trade agreements” with investor pr
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  • ...Question]]''<br>''[[Economic Problems in the USSR]]''<br>''[[Anarchism or Socialism?]]'' ...rguably the world's first long-lasting [[socialist state]], which assisted in the liberation of workers all across the world.
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  • This can be answered by the question: ''does capital exist in China?'' ...ne used by the capitalists to keep the working class and the poor peasants in subjection; .while universal suffrage, a Constituent Assembly, a parliament
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  • ...t all other socialists as well, and often even just anybody sympathetic to socialism. Sometimes it also affects ethnicities, such as Chinese people, Jews, Mayan ...detonated later than anticipated; deaths linked to nuclear weapons testing in the Cold War‐era United States; and deaths linked to comprehensive ‘dec
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  • ...ural Revolution]] as fundamentally correct, and in their continuing belief in the necessity for armed struggle. Taking inspiration from Mao's [[Sino-Sovi ...ps://againstjapanism.buzzsprout.com/1738110/8459145-the-history-of-marxism-in-japan-w-gavin-walker-part-2</ref>
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  • ...the general theory of this world, its encyclopaedic compendium, its logic in popular form, its spiritual ''point d’honneur'', its enthusiasm, its mora '''Religion''' (Latin: ''religiō'' "piety") refers to belief in the supernatural, often including a set of rituals or practices. Religion g
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  • ...te of things. The conditions of this movement result from the premises now in existence."<ref>—Karl Marx. The German Ideology</ref> ...unism is the movement to overthrow capital. Its politics are firmly rooted in the current conditions of capitalism. It is '''not''' a society schematic,
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  • ...r nails or any tools other than a hatchet, possessing dirt floors and moss in the cracks of the logs. They would usually be lining a main road or near a ...and worked the whole holding for themselves. Now there was a new incentive in the mix and landlords reversed the terms. Serfs lost the produce from the e
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  • ...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 ...e's Party that does things like preserve the co-official status of Swedish in Finland.
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  • ...ic]] in Europe. It was succeeded by the [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia]] in the 1990s. ..."Socialist Self-Management" which was sought a compromise between [[state socialism]] and [[Anarcho-syndicalism|syndicalism]].{{Citation needed|date=April 2024
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  • ...png|shortname=Nazi Germany|mapnote=Nazi Germany and its occupied territory in 1942 during the [[Second World War]].|mapsize=}} ...the [[Federal Republic of Germany]] and the [[German Democratic Republic]] in 1949.
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  • ...a non-specialist audience. In particular, the book focuses on three themes in human history: the interaction of [[human reproduction]] with [[technology] ...00px|thumb|right|The termite ''Coptotermes lacteus'', native to Australia, in a few of its physical forms. Unlike termites, humans are physically able to
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  • ...llies during the [[World War II|Second World War]], however [[Nazi Germany|Germany]] then occupied northern and central Italy, Mussolini was broken out of pri ...Benito Mussolini documents reveal Italian dictator got start in politics in 1917 with help of £100 weekly wage from MI5|url=https://amp.TheGuardian.co
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  • ...e Soviet Union, inheriting the properties of its embassies, its membership in the UN, and its permanent membership on the [[UN Security Council]]. ...ist]] [[Allies (WWI)|Western Powers]], the Whites were ultimately defeated in 1920.
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