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... Soviet Constitution of 1936 as the most democratic the world has known . They call their system the people's republic , the people's democracy , the state of the workers and peasants . They exhibit their elaborate apparatus of elections ...
... Soviet Constitution of 1936 as the most democratic the world has known . They call their system the people's republic , the people's democracy , the state of the workers and peasants . They exhibit their elaborate apparatus of elections ...
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... democracy . Marx , like the rest of us , was " human , all too human . " The ... Soviet Constitution of 1936 was the most democratic the world had known ... Soviet State is not a democ- racy he would speedily receive a rather elementary ...
... democracy . Marx , like the rest of us , was " human , all too human . " The ... Soviet Constitution of 1936 was the most democratic the world had known ... Soviet State is not a democ- racy he would speedily receive a rather elementary ...
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... Soviet organization facilitates the union of all the toilers and exploited around their vanguard - the proletariat ... democracy is a delusion . Vishinsky then proceeds to the triumphant conclusion : " This is why Soviet democracy and ...
... Soviet organization facilitates the union of all the toilers and exploited around their vanguard - the proletariat ... democracy is a delusion . Vishinsky then proceeds to the triumphant conclusion : " This is why Soviet democracy and ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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