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...ent Social Democrats]] (USPD), later to returning to the Social Democratic Party and become finance minister in the Stresemann cabinet in 1923 and the Muell ===Theory of finance capital===

...in [[Marxism|Marxist]] history, as he was the editor of the fourth volume of [[Karl Marx]]'s economic critique, ''[[Das Kapital]]''. ...iedrich Engels]]; in 1891, he co-authored the [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]] (SPD)'s Erfurt Program together with [[August Bebel]] and [[Eduard Bernst

...deology]], membership, and [[Nazi symbolism|symbolism]], including the use of the swastika, from the ''Freikorps'' movement. ...ll of the coup were brutally suppressed by government forces with the help of ''Freikorps'' groups.

...fferent political positions upon one or more geometric axes that represent independent political "dimensions". ...eat themselves with groups similar to their own persuasion, with opponents of the monarchy on the left and restorationists on the right. This arrangement

[[File:Baltic-states-map.png|thumb|420x420px|Map of the countries belonging to the Baltic states.]] ...with only about 15-30% of the populations among them believing the breakup of the Soviet Union was a bad thing — the lower end among post-Soviet countr

...n a Union fort in South Carolina, and effectively ended with the surrender of Confederate general Robert E. Lee on April 9, 1865. ...any leftists who had fled Europe following the defeat of the [[Revolutions of 1848]] even fought for the Union cause, many becoming distinguished officer

...ortname=Finland|flagfile=Flag of Finland.svg.png ‎|emblemfile=Coat of arms of Finland 2.svg.png ‎|mapsize=600x600px}} ...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

...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''

''This is a general list of frequently asked questions about [[Marxism|Marxist communism]]. As our comm ...real movement which abolishes the present state of things. The conditions of this movement result from the premises now in existence."<ref>—Karl Marx.

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{{Bookchapter|China: A Modern Social-Imperialist Power}} ...rt of the capitalist-imperialist world system, while also playing the role of antagonist towards the oppressed classes and people in general.”

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...orthographic.svg.png ‎|shortname=the United States|emblemfile=Coat of arms of the United States.svg.png ‎}} ...situation of United States hegemony has come into question since the dawn of the 21st century due to causes which are still debated.

...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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...xists.org/archive/lenin/works/1897/econroman/i8viii.htm A Characterisation of Economic Romanticism (1897) (Sismondi and Our Native Sismondists) Chapter 8 ...rikes|labour strikes]], further weakening the political and economic power of the organized workers.

...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