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  • [[File:Bordiga.png|thumb|243x243px|Photo of Bordiga. ]] ...mned his views. In 1930 he was expelled from the party after being accused of [[Trotskyism]].
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  • ...f [[Catholic]] landlordism joined with monopoly capital, forming the basis of the nationalist faction. ...joined the popular front, being accompanied thereafter by the small [[left-communist]] and [[Trotskyism|Trotskyist]] parties.
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  • | death_place = Tirana, [[People's Socialist Republic of Albania]] | alma_mater = University of Montpellier<br>Free University of Brussels
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  • ...revolutionary]] [[anarchist]] and political author whose writings are some of the most important to modern [[anarchism]] and [[anarcho-communism]]. ...but he failed to reach it and instead spent time in [[Switzerland]] and [[Italy]].
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  • ...erest was the nature of social revolutions, uses the term in the short ''[[Communist Manifesto]]'' no less than thirteen times. ...Part I: The Defeat of June 1848], at Marxists.org. Marx describes the role of the ''Lumpen'' Mobile Guard in suppressing the workers' revolution.</ref>
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  • ...lso have close ties to the right wing. Though Japan has one of the largest communist parties in the world, leftism in general currently has a predominantly back ...samurai''). The samurai generally had a right to strike with a sword those of a lower class who were perceived to have offended them in what is known as
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  • ...9 National Bolshevik Protest.jpg|thumb|Militants of the National Bolshevik Party in Russia, a major syncretic movement.]]{{More citations needed|date=Octobe ...ics|far-left]] and the [[Far-right politics|far-right]], often in the form of maintaining socialistic economics while culturally and socially [[reactiona
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  • ...[Private sector]].<ref>privatization. (n.d.) American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. (2011). Retrieved October 25, 2020 fro ...006|pages=187–194}}</ref><ref>{{safesubst:cite web|title=The Nazi Heritage of Privatization|date=11-September-2006|url=https://wp.me/p1kjl-1d}}</ref>
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  • ...by counties and otherwise attempting to conquer them. Following the defeat of Napoleonic France, Switzerland proclaimed in 1813 its intention for strict ...es lowering taxes for high-income citizens, it still finds favor with some of the [[petite bourgeoisie|petite]] and middle bourgeoisie.<ref name=GSE/>
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  • ...n non-Marxist political science. Some Marxists consider it a specific form of [[capitalism|capitalist]] [[reaction]] while others consider it a general o ...zi Germany]] are the regimes widely considered to be the maximum exponents of fascism. Other [[conservative]], [[authoritarian]], and [[corporatism|corpo
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  • | caption = Churchill, 21, in uniform as one of the Queen's Own Hussars. | office = [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]]
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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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  • ...distinct change in Soviet Foreign Policy towards Germany, since the ending of the [[Weimar Republic]]. ...y hostile countries was a matter of time, which was obvious to the leaders of all world powers. Until the pact the two countries feverishly prepared for
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  • ...ly a form, a sort of promissory note, which does not change the real state of affairs. ...s capitalist production.''</blockquote>-''Joseph Stalin, Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR, P13-14''
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  • ! colspan="2" | Union of Soviet Socialist Republics<br><small>Сою́з Сове́тских Соц ...ss|300x300|center|The Soviet Union]]<br><div style="text-align:center">Map of the USSR</div>
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  • | emblemfile = State arms of German Democratic Republic.png ...nd a parliamentary democracy was instituted which led to the reunification of Germany the following year.
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  • ...rt of the capitalist-imperialist world system, while also playing the role of antagonist towards the oppressed classes and people in general.” ...ess we study these aspects, we cannot understand modern wars, the politics of modern revisionists, and the incidental variations in the imperialist syste
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  • ...led to the [[Anglo–Iraqi War]] a month later, resulting in the occupation of the country until 1947. ...rom power in 2003 following [[Iraq War (2003)|an invasion]] by a coalition of [[imperialist]] countries.
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  • ...tect the interests of American capitalists and the geopolitical objectives of [[anti-communism]]. ...is occasionally pushed back, leaving a large number of assets in the form of war criminals and other convenient reactionaries who are useful for harassi
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