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  • ...]. The conflict dominated global politics for decades and triggered dozens of proxy wars on several continents. The Cold War and its aftermath are largel ==History==
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  • ...the geography of many nations forever. The war caused [[Russian Revolution of 1917|the Russian Revolution]], which founded the [[Soviet Union]]. There we == History ==
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  • '''Battalion Malatesta''' or '''the Battalion of Death''' was an [[Italy|Italian]] [[Anarchism|anarchist]] unit during the [[Spanish Civil War]]. Th | logo = [[File:Flag of Battalion Malatesta.jpg|200px]]
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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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  • | image1 = Louis XVIII of France in Coronation Robes.jpg ...resident of the reactionary [[Russian Federation]] after the [[dissolution of the Soviet Union]], meeting with [[US]] president [[Bill Clinton]] 6. Right
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  • ...polis (left), with Parthenon prominent, and the Pnyx (right), meeting site of the [[democratic]] Assembly, at which any willing (male) citizen could vote }}<!--Bruh i want a fucking free-use reproduction of the Cothon of Carthage here... smfh...-->
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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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  • ...om political affairs resulted in the frequent protests, rioting, and usage of the [[secessio plebis]] which characterizes Roman histories. == History ==
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  • ...f [[Catholic]] landlordism joined with monopoly capital, forming the basis of the nationalist faction. ...ty, which been organized the cantonal revolts instrumental in the founding of the first republic. The Basque nationalist parties and Catalan left joined
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  • ...mmunism and other revolutionary movements abroad. They were a major member of the Axis powers during [[World War II]]. ...ournal=Modern Italy|publisher=Department of Historical Studies, University of Milan|year=2020|doi=10.1017/mit.2020.51}}</ref>
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  • ...ionalism]], and [[liberalism]] were essential to the bourgeois revolutions of the 19th century.]] ...ive of the modern state is but a committee for managing the common affairs of the whole bourgeoisie.|[[Karl Marx]]|[[The Communist Manifesto]]}}
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  • ...ke the Yakuza also have close ties to the right wing. Though Japan has one of the largest communist parties in the world, leftism in general currently ha ==History==
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  • ...s map.png|370px]]|caption=Map summary of the influential 1996 book ''Clash of Civilizations'', which defines "the West" according to US political scienti ...ntries count as "Western" betray the concept's true nature as a reflection of capitalist development as it spreads unevenly across the globe, bringing it
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  • The '''People’s Republic of Mozambique''' (abbreviated '''PRM''') was a [[socialist republic]] in south ==History==
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  • ...oice of images could use improvement. Feel free to add more representation of air, naval, and infantry combat during the war. Some images could also be r | image3 = Reburial of Soviet prisoners of war killed in the Hanover Wuelfel massacre.jpg
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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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  • ...any social revolution. [[Karl Marx]], whose great interest was the nature of social revolutions, uses the term in the short ''[[Communist Manifesto]]'' ...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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  • [[File:1999 National Bolshevik Protest.jpg|thumb|Militants of the National Bolshevik Party in Russia, a major syncretic movement.]]{{More ...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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  • ...Italy, Mussolini was broken out of prison, and made him the nominal leader of the puppet '''Italian Social Republic'''. == History ==
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  • ...ar in both the Kingdom of Italy and for much of the [[Republic|Republic of Italy]] that succeeded it, prompting the bourgeoisie to resort to [[Neo-fascism|f ==History==
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