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  • ...cian of [[social democracy]]. Furthermore, he is also a significant figure in [[Marxism|Marxist]] history, as he was the editor of the fourth volume of [ ...iedrich Engels]]; in 1891, he co-authored the [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]] (SPD)'s Erfurt Program together with [[August Bebel]] and [[Eduard Bernst
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  • ...s' Party of Germany]] (SDAP), with whom Marx and [[Friedrich Engels]] were in close association. This would be the last major work of Marx, and is widely ...any, which was renamed to the [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]] (SPD) in 1890.
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  • ...onal Bolshevik Protest.jpg|thumb|Militants of the National Bolshevik Party in Russia, a major syncretic movement.]]{{More citations needed|date=October 2 ...r-left politics|far-left]] and the [[Far-right politics|far-right]], often in the form of maintaining socialistic economics while culturally and socially
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  • ...for creating a positive image of [[Third Reich|the Nazi regime]] for the [[Germany|German]] [[proletariat]]. ...he cloven foot and limp of [[Satan]]. This defect played a horrendous role in his life by causing Goebbels a strong need to be compensated for his misfor
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  • ...ladimir Ilyich Lenin (poem)}}[[File:Lenin_desk.jpg|thumb|Lenin at his desk in the Kremlin.]] ...influential, and he remains one of the most celebrated and quoted figures in Marxism. Followers after his death would develop his ideas into [[Leninism]
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  • ...in exile. Protest were frequently crushed, with the police beating people in marches. ...t which showed that while the majority believed in peaceful reform towards socialism, there was a minority with radical politics.
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  • ...d associations of insurrectionists both outside and within Russian borders in Siberia until roughly World War II (1939–1945). ...color white as the color of the supporters of “legitimate” law and order (in contrast to the color red, the color of a rebellious people and of revoluti
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  • | image1 = Louis XVIII of France in Coronation Robes.jpg ...ton]] 6. Right-wing extremists gather during the [[Unite the Right rally]] in the [[United States]].
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  • ...e exists about the exact definition of fascism both within [[Marxism]] and in non-Marxist political science. Some Marxists consider it a specific form of [[Fascist Italy]] and [[Nazi Germany]] are the regimes widely considered to be the maximum exponents of fascism.
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  • ...been motivated by Soviet desires to maintain control over military forces in Central and Eastern Europe.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://wilsoncenter.org/even ...ttps://web.archive.org/web/20180818203116/https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-warsaw-pact-is-formed|archive-date=18 August 2018|url-status=li
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  • ...of Germany]] during the [[United Front]] era, 1932. 5. [[First Intifada]] in the [[Gaza Strip]], an [[anti-imperialist]] struggle headed by leftist and ...mmunism]]. Modern leftists also oppose the [[Rightism|ideological forces]] in support of capitalism, including [[liberalism]] and [[fascism]].
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  • ...The proper designation for such countries is [[social democracy]], and not socialism. ...ies]]. There they have bribed [[state companies]] and government officials in order to obtain licenses for extraction.
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  • ...w Deal]]. The compromise of embedded liberalism entered a period of crisis in the 1970s, after which it was largely replaced by [[neoliberalism]]. [[Keynesian]] economic policies resulted in an increase in real wages, employment rates, and pension funds, as well as wide-ranging na
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  • ...e war, compared to the 70% and 20% for what became the Federal Republic of Germany. ...DR.<ref>http://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/amerikaner-bezahlten-anschlaege-in-der-ddr-13440897.html</ref>
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  • ...lishment of Modern Industry and of the world market, conquered for itself, in the modern representative State, exclusive political sway. The executive of ...or the rise of the European bourgeoisie; each was followed by a golden age in the history of their respective countries; each instituted, or attempted to
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  • ...e right. This arrangement persists in most representative political bodies in the world today. ...of authoritarianism as a concept and may support some critiques of [[state socialism]] or the [[dictatorship of the proletariat]], among other Marxist concepts.
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  • ...dynamics of capitalism demand an expansion — accumulation, of [[capital]], in the process of which capitalist relations are [[reproduction|reproduced]]. ...labor of others. Consuming a part of existing surplus value each year (or in simple reproduction consuming all), the capitalist consumes all the capital
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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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  • ...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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