The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 37
... Communists : it is a conflict between Communists and the unprincipled agents of Soviet power . Thus , when Tito defeated Stalin , one could say that national Communism had defeated Muscovite Communism . But when Rakosi in Hungary hanged ...
... Communists : it is a conflict between Communists and the unprincipled agents of Soviet power . Thus , when Tito defeated Stalin , one could say that national Communism had defeated Muscovite Communism . But when Rakosi in Hungary hanged ...
Page 38
... Communists Parties are being deliberately broken . A little more , and there will be no genuine Communist movement left in Eastern Europe . It is being betrayed just as German Communism was betrayed in the ' thirties . And whether this ...
... Communists Parties are being deliberately broken . A little more , and there will be no genuine Communist movement left in Eastern Europe . It is being betrayed just as German Communism was betrayed in the ' thirties . And whether this ...
Page 277
... Communism in general . The tragic state of the country provides every oppor- tunity for the spread of Communism . But no movement can spread without a leader , and in Burma there are already two Communist rival leaders and neither could ...
... Communism in general . The tragic state of the country provides every oppor- tunity for the spread of Communism . But no movement can spread without a leader , and in Burma there are already two Communist rival leaders and neither could ...
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EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 23 |
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