While originally manifest in the dynamics between Communism, ex-Communism and anti-Communism, this gap touched upon something more fundamental in American life.
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He said that "we beat communism in Europe but then communism came to our college campuses."
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From there, the link to anti-communism was obvious, with communism being the opposite of capitalism.
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Communism represented a threat not only to U.S. national security but also to American values ("atheistic communism").
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If the future was a struggle between Nazism and Communism, then Communism was the only possible choice.
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As for the fear of communism that Nixon appealed to — there is just about no communism left.
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At King Michael's funeral, shouts of "down with communism" alluded to the king's opposing of communism in the 1940s.
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This connection emerged by association, almost by osmosis, as the spaces of communism came to define the experience of communism.
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Under communism, the Roma were forced to become sedentary: They were seen as a project proving communism was better than capitalism.
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And so even as Communism fell out of favor, among intellectuals anti-Communism became as unfashionable as it had been in the 1930s.
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The portfolio there includes a Mr. Krabs in powered armor, and an image of "Communism Man" claiming that communism is good for weight loss.
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But just like we couldn't defeat communism without acknowledging that communism exists – or explaining its evils – we can't defeat Radical Islamic Terrorism unless we do the same.
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" But King repudiated socialism and communism, noting in his 1967 speech "Where Do We Go From Here" that when it came to communism, "I have to reject that.
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"The exiles and dissidents here today have witnessed communism destroy a nation, just as communism has destroyed every single nation where it has ever been tried," he continued.
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Communism pops up (as it probably must in a story about early 1950s Hollywood), only to remind us that communism mostly failed because of the humans who supported it.
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The way that it manifests is particular to communism and communism under Stalin in that era, but it's a thing you see quite commonly, this idea that we can achieve a consensus.
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Meet Romanians taking part in the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism Meet Romanians taking part in the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism This segment originally aired Feb.
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The defeat of communism showed the strength of committed alliances.
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Part of the problem, believe it or not, is communism.
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There's examples of the impact of communism on architecture too.
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John F. Kennedy thumbed his nose at communism in Berlin.
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Lenin devised a plan to use sculpture to propagate communism.
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The left does everyone an injustice by praising Cuban communism.
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The split is less about communism than what came after.
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" On Facebook: "It is bigger than communism, capitalism, the Kardashians.
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Lang, who describes himself as a strict constitutionalist, despises communism.
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Despite such setbacks, progress has been striking since communism ended.
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Communism, tearing down churches, causing food shortages, sending people to
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"The United States defeated fascism, Nazism, and communism," he observed.
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Support for gradual reform of Czech Communism had emerged within
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The message was simple: Russia was aggressive; Communism was awful.
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By doctrines, he meant political ideologies like communism or socialism.
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Under Communism, wolves who came across the border were shot.
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Red Century The original Bolsheviks expected Communism in their lifetime.
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Yeltsin and Putin basically betrayed Communism and joined the West.
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Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism, communism, Catholicism, capitalism, it's all in there.
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So that's what I call a little bit of communism.
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Communism, like Hamsun's novel, was the kingdom of eternal love.
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This is no longer a contest between Communism and capitalism.
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That doesn't mean we need to adopt socialism or communism.
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After Communism, birthrates in Central and Eastern Europe also fell.
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When communism started to fall, Eugeny felt himself at sea.
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While they were right that containment of communism required a military sword and shield, what finally brought communism down was the power of the appeal of freedom, which greater diplomatic and cultural contact amplified.
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Look, I am no apologist for socialism but there is a difference between Cubist communism, Chavez&aposs high handed socialism bordering on communism, and Sweden for example, which does have a kind of democratic socialism.
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I began to see that for the Vietnamese the long struggle against the French, and now the Americans, had blended into one, and that the anticolonial struggle was more important than Communism or anti-Communism.
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Requited love The flirtation between Africa and communism went two ways.
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They called her "anti-national" and said she was promoting communism.
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When Mao died in 1976, belief in communism began to erode.
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Many others will hope that Cuban communism will die with Fidel.
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"It wasn't to celebrate communism," his nephew Mike told me recently.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of communism.
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Removing Mr Maduro and ending communism in Cuba would be triumphs.
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It is capitalism, not communism, that has freed billions from poverty.
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The Cold War was an ideological competition between democracy and communism.
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So what was the scene like after the fall of Communism?
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Communism was dying and he needed to save his political career.
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What has been your response to the success of Full Communism?
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He's also repeatedly asserted a link between Soviet Communism and environmentalism.
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This is the gravest risk to the free world since communism.
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Prague has seen the largest demonstrations since the overthrow of communism.
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Monday's event was organized by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.
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Until that moment, nobody realized just how decadent Communism had become.
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Then, the right-wing McCarthyites accused me of complicity with communism.
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The very idea of the Cominitern -- international communism -- buried by capitalism.
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In the case of Europe, the specter of communism was threatening.
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So, yes, it was two all beef patties that killed communism.
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About 30,000 Muslims have entered Poland since the fall of Communism.
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My PhD was on the Chinese transition from communism to capitalism.
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In this place, time was frozen at 1945, when communism started.
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He loathes Communism, and I will never fault him for that.
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He was a Slovak, who understood communism, and he was wise.
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Soviet communism collapsed, and living standards rose in the developing world.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of Communism.
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Stalin thought people would find Communism deficient if Moscow lacked skyscrapers.
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" Let's be clear, though: The report is decidedly not about "communism.
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And when Communism fell, not many émigrés or their descendants returned.
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America could be Sovietized only by losing the war against Communism.
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Both have authoritarian governments; Iran embraces Islamism and Vietnam embraces communism.
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OK, let's call this what it is: The New Communism Act.
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"COMMUNISM IS SOVIET power plus electrification," declared Vladimir Lenin in 83.
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Its narrator is Saul Adler, a historian of Eastern European Communism.
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But she was gung-ho against Communism during the Cold War.
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How ironic that you're siding with communism to advance your greed.
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Churchill allied with the Soviet Union despite his hatred of communism.
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" He added, "It was called communism, and it just didn't work.
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The family romance with Communism began with my great-grandfather Solomon.
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The modern champions of communism have selected this as the time.
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On college campuses they excel at a soft form of communism.
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This all played out during McCarthy-era hysteria about Chinese Communism.
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This effort is not an attempt to replace Communism with Confucianism.
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Pretty much like we did with communism during the Cold War.
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That difference has its roots in communism, said Alina Hurubean, who holds a PhD in Political Sciences from Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi and wrote a book on how communism changed the life of women.
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As proper, hardcore communism made way for fun, businessy, looks-quite-a-lot-like-capitalism-but-without-the-needless-individual-freedom communism, the political elite began to indulge in everyone's favourite club and ball sport once more.
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On the great road to communism, so many ghosts can't return home.
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Unsurprisingly, these aspects of Utopian life have appealed to supporters of communism.
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He told me that communism killed him, and I didn't believe it.
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Adoration of the monarchy was useful in the escalating fight against communism.
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That's what communism did — it got in the minds of the children.
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EUROPE IS PREPARING to mark 30 years since the fall of communism.
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After communism collapsed in 1989, most banks in Poland were state-owned.
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First communism collapses in the early '90s and Russia embraces democratic capitalism.
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But in the 1930s and 1940s communism was not seen as reprehensible.
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The Daily Mail reminded its readers of the murderous history of communism.
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Administrative courts, he noted, were part of the Hungarian system before communism.
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We&aposre not taking this and we don&apost believe in communism.
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Rights group Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation started a petition on change.
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The metaphor being that true communism is only accessible in cosmic form.
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Orban, 54, is Hungary's longest-serving premier since the collapse of Communism.
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In contrast to what is often supposed, Marx did not invent communism.
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After all, testifying before HUAC did not betray Huggins's opposition to communism.
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They thought all the parodies of communism, capitalism, and America were hysterical.
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It was an era of -isms—fascism and communism, existentialism and feminism.
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Since the 1989 fall of communism, however, Jewish community life has revived.
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Q: You grew up under Communism, so what was that experience like?
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Many who collaborated with the regime kept their jobs after Communism fell.
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The fear of communism, meanwhile, contributed to the impoverishment of urban areas.
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For him, its distinctive feature was the competition between capitalism and communism.
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But when Communism fell, liberalism was not the Enlightenment's only remaining legacy.
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Others say Jews are behind socialism and communism; "Remember Marx," they insist.
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My grandparents had come toward Communism in flight from different local pasts.
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Why has Hungary embraced an illiberal leader so soon after rejecting communism?
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We have to be mindful that every ism — communism, socialism, fascism, etc.
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In 1989, when I was 9 years old, communism began to collapse.
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That and his anti-communism made Ronald Reagan's administration his fervent supporter.
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Nazism threatened the body, whereas Communism demanded the surrender of the soul.
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Under communism, abortion was the only available form of medical birth control.
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In the 20th Century, the United States defeated Fascism, Nazism, and Communism.
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On Tuesday, Poland marks three decades since its first elections after Communism.
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It was the largest protest since the fall of communism in 1989.
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Pardubice became a low-cost manufacturing hub after the fall of Communism.
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Communism in any form destroys cultures and every form of economic empowerment.
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Like China, Vietnam is fusing capitalism with its own brand of communism.
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The stage has long been a place of dissent, even under communism.
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Europe sees Russia as a threat, but that was during Communism times.
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The fall of communism ushered in an era of liberty throughout Europe.
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How do you think America and Europe — together — defeated Nazism and Communism?
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Most socialists have been chastened by the lessons of 20th-century Communism.
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Both have written books on Soviet spies and American communism, often together.
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Voice of America was in roll-back-communism mode in the 1950s.
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Capitalist ideology seems to have launched a successful marketing campaign against communism.
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" Sanders said he thought Bloomberg's invocation of communism was "a cheap shot.
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A former opposition activist during communism, Michalec voted for the Civic Platform.
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No new government hospital has been built since communism fell in 1989.
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Understandably, Falun Gong harbors deep resentment to China and Communism in general.
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Thanks to the legacy of Communism, almost all wealth is new wealth.
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On the other side of Ittenism lay the Bauhaus's communism, another insolubility.
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It's certainly not the authoritarian communism that existed in the Soviet Union.
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With repeated references to the mid-century hysteria around communism, in which Sen.
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The expansion of Soviet communism threatened our safety and that of our allies.
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Paraguay and Taiwan established relations in 1957, brought together by their anti-communism.
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I thought Thailand would be overwhelmed by communism within a year, maybe two.
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States scarred by communism are not incapable of producing strong civil-society movements.
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People still believed in Communism, and that there could be a happier world.
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The collapse of communism elsewhere in the world has left the NDF isolated.
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As his glittering academic career progressed, Europe was ravaged by Nazism and communism.
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He can&apost really mean that this is worse than terror or communism.
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Unlike Hong Kong, the territory never became a haven for Chinese fleeing communism.
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A second phase came in the 1950s and 1960s, as refugees fled communism.
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Wall barely a memory and Airbnb in Havana, American anti-communism is probably
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This time, the battle isn't communism versus capitalism; rather, it's clean versus dirty.
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Under communism, the state media simply gave a megaphone to the ruling party.
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"Socialism", "communism", "fascism", "terrorism" and "racism" all saw big spikes in lookup traffic.
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Ivana Trump married a friend, Austrian skier Alfred "Fred" Winklmayr, to escape communism.
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It's a Nixon-in-China dynamic, but with less Communism and more cleavage.
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Decades of life under communism left their mark on Eastern Europe, Hungary included.
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About 1.1 million have emigrated since the fall of communism 28 years ago.
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He is every bit their equal, reminding us that communism can be defeated.
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COMMUNISM may be practically extinguished but the influence of Karl Marx lives on.
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"Tachira without gas, thanks to failed communism," tweeted Tachira opposition legislator Franklyn Duarte.
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Then, patriotism centered around the image of a maverick individual soldier fighting communism.
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As children, my parents suffered under fascism and then, as adults, under communism.
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The only thing that mattered was that Communism not be allowed to expand.
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In the 85033s, when our country faced communism in Korea, you were there.
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I'd never thought the fall of Communism could so directly affect my mood.
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The details: The changes would also remove the word "Communism" from the Constitution.
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"Today we are building Communism, and you will live under it," they wrote.
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Detractors like to equate Senator Bernie Sanders's socialism with Soviet and Chinese Communism.
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The social and technological advancements achieved under communism were depicted in every artwork.
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A hundred years after the revolution, 25 years after the fall of Communism?
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They talked about social justice and debated communism as a counterforce to fascism.
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We'll strive for the realization of communism until the end of our lives.
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Communism was a bad memory, and its architectural legacy inspired, at best, ambivalence.
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"You know that communism has an approval rating of 10 percent," he added.
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When Xue suggests that the certainty of communism produces much better results, Mrs.
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As social mobility increased, gender attitudes suppressed by Communism began to reassert themselves.
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But the film was banned and released only after the fall of Communism.
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His suggestion that Sanders's political program amounted to communism turned critique into parody.
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We had to stop the advance of Communism in Southeast Asia, I felt.
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For Washington, Turkey was once a bulwark in the West's fight against communism.
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The family left Cuba to escape communism, his wife, Bari Arco, told CNN.
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David Brooks In 1989, the Berlin Wall fell and Communism fell with it.
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America must avoid another era of false Joseph McCarthy-like accusations of communism.
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The ideology of Yugoslav punk boiled down to anti-Communism, conscious or unconscious.
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In 1990 and '91, Yugoslavia collapsed and Communism was replaced by ethno-nationalism.
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Which ideology — capitalism, socialism or Communism — do we chalk that win up to?
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It is a well-known fact that Trotsky was driven out of the Soviet Union in 1920's or 1930's by Stalin because he wanted to spread Communism around the world, while Stalin wanted to build communism 'in one country'.
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Reagan was influenced by Chambers's postconversion autobiography, "Witness," which fused spirituality and anti-Communism.
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The tough Czech approach to debtors is rooted in the country's transformation from communism.
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Until this week, the same applied for golfing sympathies in the world of communism.
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During much of the cold war, the ulkuculer were driven by opposition to communism.
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CEU, founded in Budapest in 1991 following the collapse of communism, has 1,400 students.
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Mr Xi stresses the importance of China's ancient heritage almost as much as communism.
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One author declared that supporters of integration were espousing a kind of 'Christian communism.
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Long-term interest rates have tumbled almost as swiftly as communism fell in Europe.
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Georgieva, 65, is a centre-right politician who grew up in Bulgaria under communism.
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"went from defeat to defeat" against Communism in the late 1940s, or that America
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The perils of radical Islam have taken the place of communism in this approach.
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Anything negative about liberalism, communism, demoncraps, or whatever they believe is categorically stated false.
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Communism "is for the masses of people, not just a few rulers," Seo said.
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I'm from East Berlin, so going from communism to sunshine made things feel easier.
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PiS is the first party to govern Poland alone since the fall of communism.
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After that, he called himself a survivor and witness of the doomsday of Communism.
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And if you're on the national team, you're indirectly spreading the ideas of Communism.
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Internationally, the mission was about defeating communism while spreading democracy and freedom for all.
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This address is remembered chiefly as a vindication of Reagan's muscular opposition to communism.
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By the time communism fell in 1991, only a handful of elderly Slavs remained.
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COMMUNISM collapsed nearly 30 years ago, but the influence of Karl Marx lives on.
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He did not want to be the President who lost Southeast Asia to Communism.
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Georgieva, 65, is a center-right politician who grew up in Bulgaria under communism.
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Richard Nixon Nixon came to office with a reputation as a scourge of communism.
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When Alexander makes mention of Communism, Solntseva pairs it with a massive explosion onscreen.
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But he lost his job as an economist shortly before communism collapsed in 1989.
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He vowed to take on Islamic radicalism, as Reagan had faced off against communism.
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The U.S. government disregarded his human rights record and provided aid to fight communism.
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The most apt comparison is with other parts of Europe that shook off communism.
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America loses a war against Communism in Southeast Asia, and in time capitalism triumphs.
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The challenge to the existing idea of nationhood began with the end of Communism.
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There, he delivered a memorable speech about the similarities between Pan-Islamism and Communism.
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This was filtered through the battle between communism and capitalism in the 20th century.
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Later, as postwar Romania slipped into communism, Michael strove to preserve its constitutional monarchy.
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After communism fell, he headed home from his exile in Geneva in December 1990.
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"The French are nostalgic for an ideological, utopian communism, which never existed," he added.
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Her New Communism Act will gain attention for a short while, and then die.
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But if Communism was waning in the global North, in the South it waxed.
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There will be no return to the Communism of five-year plans and gulags.
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My Dad, however, associates communism with Stalinist Russia – and thus associates it with totalitarianism.
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Communism, it was believed, had helped Russia avoid the worst ravages of the crash.
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Finally, in the 1950s, anti-Communism became a full-fledged intellectual and political movement.
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" At Wednesday's presidential candidate debate, candidate Mike Bloomberg swiped at Sanders for advocating "communism.
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"Everything I know about communism comes from history lessons and my parents," he said.
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Under communism, the state controls the economy and government, aiming to eliminate social classes.
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Paul believes that Cathay's drive to encourage whistleblowing has hallmarks of Chinese-style communism.
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Mr. Kessler's life was formed by Communism and the turbulence of 21920th-century Europe.
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Remember communism has been responsible for some 85033 million deaths in the 20th century.
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The collapse of Soviet communism was celebrated, rightly, as the final liberation of Europe.
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But the end of communism in the West also had other, less desirable consequences.
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This is the type of training the forces of fascism, communism, and capitalism get.
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But while his commitment to the left never faded, his enthusiasm for communism did.
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"We haven't seen images like that since the fall of communism," Mr. Smilde said.
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But it wasn't sexual, wrote Kristen R. Ghodsee, a scholar and expert on Communism.
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"Now I know it was an illusion," Mr. Sobell said of Communism in 2008.
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Under Communism, the atypically liberal concessions made to popular opinion by the country's leadership — minimal censorship and political repression, free travel to the West, a restrained version of market capitalism — were termed "Goulash Communism," as a marker of the country's unique political settlement.
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"Under communism, we had quite a few folk singers who were against communism, and now we have these new phenomena in bands like Ortel," Jiri Pehe, a writer and political analyst who is the director of New York University's center in Prague.
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Before Communism, Chengdu endured iron-fisted rule by the Nationalist regime of Chiang Kai-shek.
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Millennials also had the highest favorable view of communism (22019 percent) and Marxism (35 percent).
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Kot'átková has been able to translate her personal experiences under Communism for a broad audience.
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Communism has done Cuba few favours but it has proved a boon for its bees.
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Then comes the day at the end of communism: 'Well, you're on your own, lads.
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When a country has been smashed—which this country was—you've got to have communism.
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Mr Fawcett: When Soviet communism collapsed, liberals needed to wake up and see two things.
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Communism is a historically loaded word that few people like (including myself, a longtime entrepreneur).
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The collective ideals of communism entwined for her with the ideals of the scientific method.
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Communism and the "criminalisation" of Islam in the world's most populous Muslim country, he says.
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Opinion polls in eastern Europe show that many people believe things were better under communism.
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Orban and Soros, allies in dismantling communism during the 1980s, are now frequently at loggerheads.
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"Once you're in, all you learn about, outside combat, is Marx and communism," Nicolás said.
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But during the 20th Century, the US barred immigrants who believed in communism or anarchism.
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Virtually everywhere socialism or communism has been tried, it has produced suffering, corruption, and decay.
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As an Indiana congressman, Pence fiercely opposed Castro and railed against communism in Latin America.
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States. It is of the family of communism, it is the doctrine of Proudhon, that
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Critics decry the changes as rolling back democratic standards 30 years after Poland overthrew communism.
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The difficulty of pursuing micro-communism in a capitalist society also dogged Cabet's American followers.
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The American ideal will outlast them as it did European religious wars, Communism, and totalitarianism.
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Invasion Of The Body Snatchers turned the 1950s' communism-related paranoia into an eerie metaphor.
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When Hoover deemed communism a menace to civilization, it was this civilization he thought menaced.
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They failed to see the danger posed by Soviet communism and its international spy network.
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The language and aesthetic of Winston's home superstate, Oceania, are lifted directly from Russian communism.
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In the West, our image of Eastern European communism boils down to Good Bye, Lenin!
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Would you care to explain the idea of "fully automated luxury communism" a little more?
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But they came together to confront the threat of Soviet-backed communism emanating from Vietnam.
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Eastern Europeans now enjoy the freedom of movement that so many longed for under communism.
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In June, 21968, North Korea, seeking to unify the Peninsula under Communism, invaded the South.
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McCarthy used the threat of communism as a way to instill fear and target citizens.
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A statue of the Virgin Mary, forbidden under communism, went up in the central square.
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"I don't think Vietnam will be better off under Ho's brand of communism," he said.
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Lee Edwards, Ph.D., is co-founder and chairman of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.
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Upon the publication of "Silent Spring" in 1962, critics accused her of hysteria and Communism.
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The struggle against Communism was a field day for weapons manufacturers and government war planners.
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Jochen Bittner HAMBURG, Germany — In its heyday, Communism claimed that capitalism had betrayed the worker.
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I think we're headed towards full blown communism and forget about your freedom of speech.
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Fascism had been killed off in the Second World War, and now Communism was imploding.
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The fall of Communism lent a retrospective luster to Reaganism within the foreign policy establishment.
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A worldwide conflict between communism and capitalism defined the latter half of the 20th century.
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Perhaps the most apt comparison is with other parts of Europe that shook off communism.
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And, by the way, universal basic income sounds like a fancy way of saying communism.
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For the sake of defeating communism, the US government needed people to think the opposite.
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Here's the thing about Trabants, the old single model East German car built under communism.
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But when you see it, it's every bit as Star Trek as luxury space communism.
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Many Vietnamese who emigrated during the war identify closely with the Republican Party's anti-Communism.
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They were communities of necessity, "and that is why those bonds broke" after Communism fell.
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Running as an independent for president is a lot like communism: It works -- in theory.
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But as we now know, Communism and Islam failed to coalesce into a lasting alliance.
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An alliance between Communism and Islam was not to be, neither in Indonesia nor elsewhere.
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For the other design (below), the star symbol on North Korea's flag mostly represents communism.
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Google has succeeded where Genghis Khan, communism and Esperanto all failed: It dominates the globe.
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And his country remained, improbably, one of the world's last bastions of straight-up Communism.
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It was the country's largest display of defiance since the fall of Communism in 1989.
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When communism and fascism failed in the 20th century, this version of liberalism seemed triumphant.
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Ironically, the fall of Communism and the terms of reunification made all of this worse.
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And how does this all harken back to the fall of Communism two decades ago?
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PRAGUE — Could Soviet-style communism be reconciled with the dignity and freedom of the individual?
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During the Cold War, America used this limited, political form of warfare to contain communism.
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They talked about how their service had successfully blocked the spread of communism to Thailand.
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You think God gives a big rat's ass about Communism and democracy and domino theories?
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Abroad, Reagan was mocked for his principled opposition to communism, embodied by the Soviet Union.
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Then, in the 1990s, after the collapse of Communism, speculators rushed in and construction boomed.
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Remember when Republicans stood for national defense and attacked liberals for being "soft on communism"?
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Soviet Communism in its heyday served many people around the world as a secular religion.
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Two families flee communism in a handmade hot-air balloon in this cozily conventional thriller.
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We have the knowledge that communism doesn't win, and the Berlin Wall does come down.
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I think of communism when I think of Bernie ... didn't he get married in Moscow?
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This is something Mr. Kaczynski, despite his obsessive hatred of communism, seems incapable of understanding.
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He wrote on Marx, German conservatism around World War I and the end of Communism.
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First, the death of Soviet communism was not synonymous with the end of Russian imperialism.
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By the time Lenin died in 1924, the arrival of Communism had been postponed indefinitely.
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Some saw the soulless automatons that the pod people became as a reference to Communism.
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"Socialism and communism are about one thing only: Power for the ruling class," Trump continued.
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Or might it choose the path of the Soviet Union, casting its lot with Communism?
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In 1938, he gave a series of lectures against fascism, Communism and the America Firsters.
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The dream of those who believed in an Americanized Communism was killed by this lie.
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The nature of the Saudi system made the country a natural enemy of Soviet communism.
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And the silence over the history of communism in Singapore and Southeast Asia is deafening.
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But he was saying that communism was going to be on the ash heap of history.
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Nationalism, theocracy, communism and the rest have been failed experiments in getting past our tribal roots.
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The Marshall Plan was the postwar effort to rebuild Europe and in doing so combat communism.
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Names of all 51 current political prisoners in Cuba, per Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation: pic.twitter.
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In politics since the fall of Communism, Zeman also suffers from diabetes and has difficulty walking.
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CULTURE UKRAINE'S DIZZYING, HYPER-INTRICATE MOSAICS Through Soviet-era propaganda art, vestiges of communism still remain.
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They had a common interest in stabilising a difficult neighbourhood, and in keeping communism at bay.
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The 20th century, he contends, offered three "global stories" to follow: fascism, communism and liberal capitalism.
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They were capitalist and free, while socialism was a step removed, at best, from Soviet communism.
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Millennials' direct life experiences only reinforce their indirect ones when it comes to socialism and communism.
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Hawley likened the incident to the fight against Communism in East Germany during the Cold War.
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"I was born in communism in Budapest, and we left effectively as political refugees," he says.
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The Finns are aiming to reinvent the Nordic model; it is the opposite of 'utopian' communism.
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The Constitution doesn't explicitly grant the House of Representatives the sole power of rooting out Communism.
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NEW IN FOX NEWS OPINION John Stossel: Communism turns 19673 this year - why are people celebrating?
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She offers to go to Cuba with Alan, sparking an argument about communism with her parents.
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Since shaking off communism in 1989 Poland has rivalled the bounciest Asian tigers in GDP growth.
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The panacea of communism seduced him: the grandeur of the idea matched his vision of himself.
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The CEU, established in 1991 after the fall of communism, is a tempting target for Orban.
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Communism, they say, is the only system that will take care of the Korean working classes.
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Authoritarian communism, of the sort Castro dedicated his life to, is no longer a vital force.
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Communism was collapsing in Albania and rumours had spread that the Italians were handing out visas.
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Together, she and Reagan negotiated the fall of the Soviet Union and the collapse of communism.
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As a fish, War learns about absolute monarchy; as an ant, he learns about totalitarian communism.
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So we went quickly from defending ourselves against godless communism to fending off radical Islamic extremists.
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The people of these countries suffered long and hard to keep their own identity under communism.
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And what the world is getting from him is the social liberalism, undiluted by anti-communism.
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A combination of communism and Ceaușescu's spite brought Vaslui architecture, industry, education, running water, and heat.
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The collapse of communism was hastened because brave people were prepared to challenge the official propaganda.
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Once upon a time the space race was driven by the competition between capitalism and communism.
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When communism collapsed, the Patriarchate of Moscow had more active parishes in Ukraine than in Russia.
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Milosz never placed much faith in the utopian promise of communism, especially under the Soviet occupation.
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Chinese accomplishments since the 1978 have come despite the headwinds of Communism, not because of it.
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One speaker said the plan reminded her of the Communism her parents had fled in Romania.
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Since the fall of communism almost 30 years ago, we've made significant steps toward this freedom.
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Joe Katz ultimately rejected Soviet Communism, in part because of a K.G.B. purge of Jewish agents.
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Communism has been made taboo by its association with the mass violence of the twentieth century.
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Michael returned to Romania after the fall of communism, and Anne's first visit was in 1992.
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These days, children are not allowed to believe in religion: Only in communism and the party.
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"He helped the Krakow church to cross the red sea of Communism," Reverend Rytel-Andrianik said.
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Part of the first post-Communism generation, she developed a passion for politics and international relations.
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And while Putin may target democracies, he's not doing so to promote an ideology, like communism.
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In some ways, they have helped shape her still developing worldview, particularly her strident anti-Communism.
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The Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Mr. Castro for violating a 1949 papal decree against supporting Communism.
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" She added, "But that's not going to happen unless both Castros die tomorrow and communism stops.
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Many were attracted to communism then, but nearly all those converts later shed party and creed.
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Another country's citizens may be ready to abandon the discredited and economically disastrous ideology of communism.
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Peter Mattis is a research fellow in China Studies at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.
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Both men share the party's cranky anti-Communism, but jobs and wages are paramount for them.
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"Kundun": a young man raised to be a spiritual master, thrust up against spirit-killing communism.
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The information helped undermine the Soviet government's claim that Communism was a superior form of government.
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He compared himself to Hollywood figures blacklisted in the 1950s during a national scare over communism.
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We are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism.
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They were always some kind of ally in the fight against "communism" (what I call "Stalinism").
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After the fall of communism in 1989, Wajda even served a term in the Polish Senate.
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Ten questions were asked about socialism or communism, all of which were directed at Bernie Sanders.
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Tito heralded a more moderate form of Communism than was being exercised in the Soviet Union.
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Poor job prospects for American thinkers during the Depression helped draw many into socialism or communism.
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If the communism of the apostolic church is a secret, it is a startlingly open one.
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And her home country made the transition from communism to a market economy in the 1990s.
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In the 20th century, communism swept across a third of the world and challenged global capitalism.
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But there's one advantage that has received little attention: Women under Communism enjoyed more sexual pleasure.
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The proposals ignited the largest protests in the country since the fall of Communism in 1989.
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The specter of Communism, therefore, has made a sudden return to France in the 240st century.
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Her championing of the country before and after the fall of communism won her ardent admiration.
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According to his manifesto, Tarrant embraced anarchism, communism and libertarianism before finally settling on white nationalism.
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In the twentieth century, liberalism became a banner under which to march against Communism and Fascism.
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" One of the first words listed is "communism," but another is "Russia" or "the Soviet Union.
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That communism barb drew cries of outrage from Sanders and Warren, although she identifies as capitalist.
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Hitler came to power denouncing Communism, which then (unlike now) was a force in the world.
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And here unfolded the last act of the drama: the eventual emergence of anti-anti-Communism.
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We tried that, other countries tried that, it was called communism and it just didn't work.
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By comparison, Poles fleeing Communism were 10 times as likely that year to find asylum here.
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Communism is not a religion; it truly is, as anti-Communists used say about it, godless.
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It waged a Cold War to defeat Communism, enhancing its claims of benevolent foreign policy leadership.
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Actual existing communism, such as it is, is neither fully automated nor, for most people, luxurious.
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In 1999, 10 years after the collapse of East German communism, Ms. Epperlein's father committed suicide.
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Russia is becoming China's "younger brother," a reversal of their roles under both Tsarism and Communism.
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Mr. Kaczynski, along with his twin brother, Lech, fought alongside Lech Walesa to bring down Communism.
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The ensuing Cold War reinvigorated anxieties over Soviet communism and scientific advancements, like the space race.
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Of course, there's no comparison between the left in the west, at the time, and communism.
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The second trend, exacerbating the first, was the triumphalism that spread after the end of communism.
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Their position has deteriorated a lot since 1989 [and the fall of communism in Eastern Europe].
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Is it your assumption that I believed in authoritarian communism that was in the Soviet Union?
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Under communism, the Soviet Union held onto most of its friends by force or threat of arms.
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The explicitly stated goal of the Soviet Union was world communism organized in a Soviet-like system.
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He blames the Jews for a multitude of what he considers societal problems, from communism to pornography.
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My parents fled communism in Hungary and were welcomed by Britain, where I was born and raised.
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One protestor said it was his first time demonstrating since communism ended in Poland 27 years ago.
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Ukraine gained independence from the Soviet Union more than 25 years ago, but vestiges of communism remain.
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Just 7 percent of baby boomers said they had at least a "somewhat favorable" view of communism.
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When the USSR collapsed, the general American view (sadly incorrect) was that communism had died with it.
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This was simply one of the greatest events of the 85033th century, the victory over Soviet communism.
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If there's one thing wrong with the modern world, it's that golf and communism are mutually exclusive.
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For example, throughout the Cold War, conservative Republicans hammered away at Democrats for being weak against communism.
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When Ronald Reagan ran for the Republican nomination in 1976, he denounced Kissingerism as soft on communism.
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And as in the struggle against communism, winning hearts and minds will be the key to victory.
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They sought refuge in Canada, but returned to Romania after the end of communism, the magazine reported.
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He wants to ensure a global safe space for Chinese communism, not convert the world to it.
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After the fall of communism, Eastern Rite Catholics took back many church properties, mostly in western Ukraine.
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The cold war, as Mr Slater puts it, did not bring about a domino collapse into communism.
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Some experts believe that comparing the war on terror to the struggle against Soviet communism is unhelpful.
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The fall of communism ushered in a crazed phase of building everywhere, including over Tirana's central park.
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At 54%, the turnout was the highest for local elections in Poland since communism collapsed in 1989.
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He couldn&apost have foreseen a Jewish revival that came after the fall of communism in 1989.
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Rickey biographer Lee Lowenfish called the baseball executive a political conservative who despised communism and labor unions.
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Notably, anti-Islamism is not a defense of traditional religious values in the face of atheistic communism.
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But the freedoms expected to come with the fall of communism did not bring rights for women.
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Burnham's root error was that he had a childish view of communism as a monolithic global conspiracy.
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The US and the Soviet Union struggled over two distinct ideological visions, democratic capitalism versus authoritarian communism.
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People just don't fear Cuba or Communism anymore, and they would like to go on vacation there.
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The spectrum runs far beyond Republicans and Democrats, from fascism to communism and from tyranny to anarchy.
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These carbon ideologies are like capitalism and communism: They are two sides of the same political debate.
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The association between Angelou and communism appears to be traced back to her support for Fidel Castro.
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Last month, he vowed the days of socialism and communism in Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua were numbered.
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"During communism, it was mandatory for a person to have a job," she told me in Romanian.
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Poland joined NATO in 1999, a decade after the demise of Moscow-backed communism in eastern Europe.
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Russia's new rulers, ideologically orphaned by the collapse of Soviet communism, have increasingly latched onto the belief.
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But their intervention convinced the Bolsheviks that the capitalist powers would not rest until Communism was dead.
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If a Democrat had made the same trip, he would have been criticized as soft on communism.
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To equate democratic socialism or social democracy with revolutionary communism is therefore both definitionally and historically inaccurate.
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The political theory of socialism and communism are not the same as the material histories they accompanied.
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For Dikotter, the Cultural Revolution represented Mao's attempt to put himself at the center of global Communism.
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Its core mission has been to fight communism and its core instrument has been the U.S. military.
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The FBI's interest in King's possible connections to communism and his personal life have been long known.
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With the demise of the Soviet Union, the threat (and the attraction) of communism all but disappeared.
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Rather, what developed in Cuba was less doctrinaire, a tropical form of communism that suited his needs.
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Deng drew seminal lessons from the collapse of communism in the USSR and its Eastern Bloc allies.
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"Catholics have been forced out of jobs... There's a poisonous history of anti-communism," Carroll told Motherboard.
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China's influence in the Caribbean dates back to Cuba's 1959 revolution, when communism bound the two nations.
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That's the worst of both worlds: The exploitative nature of capitalism with the inefficient bureaucracies of communism.
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Yugoslavia was a great country if you were a Communist, but Herjavec's dad was ardently anti-Communism.
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Her anti-Communism pitted her against the writer Lillian Hellman; their Cold War would never quite end.
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He also called the decree "the bravest, most daring legislative act" since Romania overthrew communism in 1989.
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H: In all your projects conflict lies at the core: dictatorship, war or entire ideologies like Communism.
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In 19903, seventy-two per cent of Hungarians said that they had been better off under Communism.
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After the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia in 1989, Krtek (pronounced KURR-teck) was free to travel.
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Politically, it was a supple notion: Islamist scholars and activists could be for colonialism, Communism or capitalism.
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"I mean, we are just one step away from communism at that point, you know?" she said.
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" Tina Rosenberg won a Pulitzer Prize for her book "The Haunted Land: Facing Europe's Ghosts After Communism.
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"At the time, no one cared as nobody cared about churches and monasteries during communism," said Kakachia.
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Busy fighting communism and fascism, people back then emphasized individual reason and were deeply allergic to groupthink.
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A year after its publication, as Soviet-East European Communism crumbled, Mr. Havel became president of Czechoslovakia.
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Throughout their campaign, the activists have steadfastly voiced support for Mr. Xi and the tenets of communism.
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Fresco's system is indeed beyond capitalism or communism, which he says are economic systems based upon scarcity.
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After the fall of Communism in the 1990s, many of the nearby mines went out of business.
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Kahlo was associated with Marxist Communism, Trotskyism (Left Opposition), and Stalinism at different points in her life.
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After a half-century it was perfectly clear that capitalism was a more successful system than communism.
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Levada's surveys revealed the existence of homo sovieticus, a fearful, isolated, authority-loving personality created by Communism.
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Even into the 43s, some prominent liberals continued to insist that communism was delivering superior economic results.
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At another table was a collection of red-covered books — a color associated with socialism and communism.
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So what is it about the word "communism" that frightens Americans so much from left to right?
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Communism could not have been defeated without an ideological struggle that picked away at its moral assumptions.
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The first two secrets were interpreted as foretelling a world war and the dangers of Soviet Communism.
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This impressive-seeming display was to showcase the enduring revolutionary energy of Communism and its global reach.
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But he could also be a staunch advocate of communism and the revolution, willing to silence critics.
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Yes, there are many differences between the latter years of Soviet Communism and Iran's contemporary Islamist theocracy.
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We tried that, the other countries tried that — it was called communism — and it just didn't work.
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His Radio Maryja was one of the first stations to start broadcasting after the collapse of Communism.
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At the end of World War II, the government worried about the spread of communism at home.
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He is a Yale University historian who has written at length on fascism, Communism and the Holocaust.
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Hungary, nearly 30 years after the end of communism, is largely successful economically, but increasingly constrained politically.
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"Communism killed Kennedy" remains one of the few defensible statements that the John Birch Society ever issued.
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Some ideas go even further, sounding more like communism than anything we've seen in a free economy.
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The West Bengal state has historically embraced communism, and the road carries the name to this day.
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Under Communism, most teams were linked either to a governmental department or to a government-controlled industry.
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Her whole series serves as a metaphor for the communism she has only heard about in stories.
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Often, we frame the debate as something between capitalism and communism, or market versus state, or whatever.
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The dissident movement in Cuba that developed among young people in the mid-1980s, including many that had studied in the Soviet Union and other Eastern European countries, grew out of their firsthand knowledge of communism and their attempts at glasnost and perestroika to reform communism from within.
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But as historians of United States social movements, we know that communism did much more than light a fire in people's imaginations: Scratch the surface of any significant progressive movement in this country over the last 100 years and you will find participants with ties to American communism.
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"We are facing another 'ism,' just like we faced Nazism, and fascism, and imperialism and communism," Flynn said.
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Although palinka-making has centuries of tradition, homemade production was outlawed and strictly enforced under Communism, Stephan said.
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Socialism and communism also don't bring the same negative associations and memories that they have for older generations.
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As far as his ideals of communism go, seeing these photos side-by-side feels eerily autocratic. —A.
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That's essentially communism, as far as I can tell, you know what I mean, like giving the money.
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My kids were in Cuba, and I got a lecture on "soft communism" from them, along with cigars.
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After the papacy's long years of hostility to communism, many forgot that Catholic social doctrine opposes capitalism too.
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Maybe, during the cold war, the CIA used American overseas development aid to advance the fight against communism.
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Among the many happy consequences, freedom of religion, which had been repressed or circumscribed under communism, was restored.
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PiS says the reforms will make the court system more efficient and root out the leftovers of communism.
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Thanks to his well-planned talks, Mr Macron may have banished the spectre of communism from labour reform.
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Over the 20 years preceding, most of the family had already left Hungary, some fleeing Nazism; others communism.
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Mr Wang, who teaches politics, recalls one Chinese student insisting in class that "communism will prevail in Taiwan".
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Georgia once made drab clothes for the victims of communism; its garment industry collapsed with the Soviet Union.
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Gosse links it to former U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy, who in the 1950s fueled fears of widespread Communism.
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Xi hailed Castro for his contribution to the development of communism both in Cuba and around the world.
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Jewish-Russian Orthodox relations have been in a delicate but broadly improving state since the fall of communism.
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Soviet leader Josef Stalin backed communists fighting against them and Franco saw himself as a "sentinel" against communism.
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He told Fox News that, having grown up in the Cold War era, he was fascinated with communism.
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"We cannot continue flirting with socialism, communism, populism and leftist extremism," he declared in his election-night address.
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Many of these sanatoriums closed their doors after the fall of Communism, with some becoming makeshift refugee camps.
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Blatant dictatorship — in the form of fascism, communism, or military rule — has disappeared across much of the world.
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On the left, populism manifested itself as communism and socialism while on the right it led to fascism.
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Yet Chernobyl isn't a polemic against nuclear power or against the Soviet Union or against communism in general.
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NATO member Bulgaria will also seek parliament's approval for its biggest military purchase since the fall of Communism.
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When the forces of democracy joined to defeat fascism and then to defeat communism, Youngstown led the way.
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But when the proverbial specter of communism began to retreat from Europe, the island was left without subsidies.
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WERE those post-war Britons who kept faith in communism, despite the horrors of Stalinism, simply "useful idiots"?
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Mr Ma does not believe in religion or communism, saving his faith for a kind of inclusive capitalism.
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In the nights that followed, the largest and most widespread demonstrations since the fall of Communism convulsed Romania.
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Over the past year, he has staffed his administration with officials with long pasts of denouncing Cuban communism.
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This spans periods of early Polish feminism, conceptualism, structuralism, and work produced after the country's transition from Communism.
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The ideological defeat was understandable and even welcome; today, few people in Russia seek a return to communism.
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The end of communism unleashed hostility to the region's large Roma minority, who remain almost completely unrepresented politically.
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Clinton grew up in a culture permeated by the threat of creeping Communism — and later, the Vietnam War.
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EST: President Trump participates in a greeting in recognition of the National Day for the Victims of Communism.
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"It's a user-friendly way of experiencing the pitfalls of communism," a friend and former member told me.
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Marinov and his family acquired Vela in the early 1990s, when Bulgaria's collective farms collapsed along with Communism.
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The victims included intellectuals, ethnic Chinese Indonesians and countless others, many of whom had no connection to Communism.
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Thirty years ago this week, the Berlin Wall came down amid the general collapse of communism in Europe.
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At that time, the group's common denominator was winning the cold war and halting the spread of communism.
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Netanyahu's visit will be the first to Hungary by an Israeli prime minister since the fall of communism.
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At the time, before the Soviet Union's 1991 collapse, the Kremlin was selling communism as an ideological alternative.
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Kohl governed from 1982 to 1998, during which the Berlin Wall fell and Communism collapsed in eastern Europe.
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He'd learned that, under Communism, Christians had been free to worship in churches, but not elsewhere in public.
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Long before her time, some on the left scorned communism for insisting that every expression be politically correct.
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Yet, in tackling today's orderism, there is one lesson the West can draw from yesterday's fight against Communism.
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The CCF became the centerpiece of the CIA's attempt to create a hospitable place for intellectual anti-Communism.
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Traditional ways of life, including the traditions of Communism, seem to dissolve into a rootless, melancholy modern existence.
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A. Actually in my 1994 book I referred to the demise of Communism, not the Chinese Communist Party.
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I had once been a neoconservative, believing seriously in anti-communism and writing for the neocon magazine Commentary.
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"Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism," he began.
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Forty-five years ago on Thursday, Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, purportedly to save the country from Communism.
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He helped banish Communism, but he also went on to flout European policy by refusing to house refugees.
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This politics, which is utopian in horizon and everyday in application, has a name: Fully Automated Luxury Communism.
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Holbrooke sees that America is not fighting communism but a Vietnamese quest for national liberation — an impossible war.
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After World War II, capitalist democracies feared that countries throughout Asia would fall to communism one by one.
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After the fall of Communism, a more honest examination of Soviet history was tolerated, though not always encouraged.
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It certainly is not the authoritarian communism that existed in the Soviet Union and in other communist countries.
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But the harsh reality of living under Communism became clear as the government began expropriating land and property.
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Defeating Communism was more than a military endeavor; the home front became a crucial site of defense operations.
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Forty years of Communism left people with an immense distrust of one another and of the political class.
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Nearly 30 years after the fall of Communism, a cycle of state building has come to a close.
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Most notably, Chernobyl doesn't feel like a polemic against nuclear power, or Communism, or Soviet Russia more generally.
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Across the country, as attitudes toward communism ease, many Brutalist structures are similarly being given new, unexpected lives.
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There were alternatives to democratic capitalism afoot in the world: fascism in Germany and Italy, communism in Russia.
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Orban, Hungary's longest-serving leader since the fall of communism, was also re-elected to a fourth term.
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Like Le Ly Hayslip, we are caught between sides, Vietnam and America, Vietnamese and English, Communism and capitalism.
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Instead of "dreary Russian dogma," communism, for most Americans involved, was about committed and effective grass-roots organizing.
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Communism emerged as the way to uproot the monarchy and achieve total state control through an armed uprising.
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The New Communism Act creates a huge rock upon which the predicted "blue wave" will crash and dissipate.
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Among them the majority do not approve of the Soviet regime, but without them we cannot build Communism.
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If "communism" is too laden with historical failures and semantic difficulties, are "socialism" or "social democracy" better alternatives?
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Democratic and Republican administrations remained most concerned about the support the regime offered in the fight against communism.
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" Tina Rosenberg (@tirosenberg) won a Pulitzer Prize for her book "The Haunted Land: Facing Europe's Ghosts After Communism.
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We'll just slip the word to them that, for God's sake, you know Nixon is obsessed about Communism.
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This is testimony to the long-term fiscal sobriety of Poland's leaders, and its sharp break with Communism.
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The fall of the Soviet Union, by letting the steam out of Communism, greatly weakened the Esperanto movement.
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Poland on the other hand suffered its first downgrade in January since the fall of communism in 1989.
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"We survived Communism, Nazism, 1918," when the Austro-Hungarian empire collapsed and the first Czechoslovak Republic was created.
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The paper cheered the Marshall Plan and Truman's commitment to an anti-communism in Greece, Turkey, and Korea.
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Two years later, in June 1989, Communism collapsed in Poland by way of a negotiated "semi-democratic" election.
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He likened his experience to that of Hollywood figures blacklisted during the scare over communism in the 1950s.
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So he actually pivots and starts to believe that primitive communism can somehow survive and bypass capitalist development.
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Unlike under Communism or Iran's Islamic theocracy, Christianity in America has the First Amendment and freedom of conscience.
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There, she started buying posters, one of the commonly available and readily accessible forms of art under communism.
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He also liked President Ronald Reagan's stand against communism and popularized the term "Reagan Doctrine" to describe it.
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The document asserts that all men must oppose abortion, gay marriage, communism, and occultism when biblical war begins.
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"It's not like Communism has ended in Cuba, so why stop this that has saved people's lives?" he said.
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Partly in order to see off fascism and communism after the second world war, liberals designed the welfare state.
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One organization has now decided to take a closer look at the decades-old relationship between Africa and communism.
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My parents are Vietnamese immigrants who fled communism and then mostly worked blue-collar manufacturing jobs until they retired.
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Slovakia's political establishment was shaken last year by the biggest protests since the fall of communism three decades ago.
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They have a different relationship to the Second World War, because in between [then and now] there was communism.
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You go back 50 years and the organizing precept was that America's vision of liberal democracy could defeat communism.
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With the start of the Cold War in 1945, American paranoia turned away from international Catholicism to international Communism.
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Yeltsin tried to explain to Clinton how damaging it would be for Russian reforms if communism returned to Russia.
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She took part in the protests that toppled communism in 1989 and began voting for the center-right CDU.
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Communism might be crumbling in the Soviet Union, but capitalism isn't a bulletproof solution either, as Philip has found.
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Criticism of Poland's transition from communism is central to the PiS goal of redefining how national history is perceived.
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"Russia always lived with some manner of national idea, a goal: We were building socialism and communism," he said.
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The culture that the party has chosen for foreign consumption is mainly one that was formed long before communism.
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Subsequent Chinese leaders tried to downplay that aspect of Maoism—fearful, perhaps, of fuelling Western suspicions of Chinese communism.
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A 1943 report also claimed several sources believed Hopkins had backed programs that may have hinted allegiance to communism.
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For organised criminals, Brexit is perhaps the most promising rearrangement of the European scene since the fall of communism.
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The fall of communism more than a quarter-century ago was supposed to usher in a new democratic Russia.
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Critics accuse him of presiding over a centralisation of political and economic power unparalleled since the collapse of communism.
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She then added accents with red embroidery (a traditional Serbian practice), which represents communism and the blood of soldiers.
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Their shared anti-interventionist stance and wariness toward communism ensured that publication would have a strong point of view.
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The public interventions against communism worldwide, including the disastrous and violent Vietnam War, were what the public could see.
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The $1.26 billion deal would be the country's biggest military purchase since the fall of Communism three decades ago.
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But while the politics of anti-Islamism has broad structural similarities to anti-communism, it also contains important differences.
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If full communism will inevitably result in a lot of meetings, then the Party can't always be a party.
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He was shown a video of himself in the 1980s and asked about the differences between socialism and communism.
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In a 1949 speech delivered to Oneida's salesmen, Noyes suggested that America needed a powerful weapon to combat communism.
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During a session in June, McCarthy alleged that one of the attorneys representing the army was tied to Communism.
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Consumers in central and eastern Europe were quick to embrace western brands after the end of communism in 1989.
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It's very much like the interwar period of the 20th century with the rival poles of fascism and communism.
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Mr. Hilton, the son of Hungarians who fled Communism, invoked Hannah Arendt and inhuman systems, before turning to questions.
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Hoover believed in an intricate mythology about the powers of communism and why it was inimical to American life.
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Mr. Iglesias and his party, he stressed, had supported "Bolivarian Communism" and several far-left politicians in Latin America.
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Hoover believed that a small central government was the only possible distinctively American alternative to Socialism, Communism, and Fascism.
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Later, during the Korean War, he was thrown in jail for allegedly lecturing on communism to an art class.
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In 1954 a moderate reforming government in Guatemala was ousted in the name of anti-communism by the CIA.
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He has been advocating the establishment of a museum of Communism, as cities like Berlin or Budapest have done.
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It occurred in December 1983, when President Ronald Reagan's war against communism in Central America was at a crossroads.
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Foreign policy was Krauthammer's dominant passion, and the struggle against Soviet Communism drew him away from his youthful liberalism.
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We live in an age in which there is an "ism" for everything: communism, fascism, Nazism, totalitarianism, nationalism, etc.
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Schlafly became a forceful conservative voice in the 1950s, when she joined the right-wing crusade against international Communism.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, communism and terrorism.
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Though not well-received initially, in many ways this speech laid the foundations for the West's anti-communism policies.
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Indeed, the U.S. encouraged immigration from the former Soviet Union as a key tool in its fight against communism.
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It is also highly vulnerable to derogatory presidential campaign slogans (socialized medicine, medical communism) that could sway many Americans.
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If Southeast Asia was going to be lost to Communism, they preferred that it be on another President's head.
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For Bell in particular, who was shaped by the Cold War, the "climate thing" has always been about communism.
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He believes that climate regulations, like communism, are fundamentally about redistribution, and that without competition a nation cannot prosper.
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Communism was intended as a more noble system — economic parity that avoids the inequality bound to arise from capitalism.
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On the other hand, communism does not at all allow for human rights such as free speech and assembly.
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FOIA arose in a different era of turmoil when fear of Russia and Communism caused greatly increased government secrecy.
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Milosevic rode a wave of nationalism to power in Belgrade in 1989 as communism was collapsing across eastern Europe.
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It took hard work, a commitment to communism and state-owned enterprises to destroy the growing prosperity of Cuba.
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Ivan Krastev SOFIA, Bulgaria — The Eastern European revolutions against Communism have been hailed as the best of their kind.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, Communism, and terrorism.
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They aren't actually afraid of an unfair system where a Chairman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will impose communism on America.
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One within America was between those who supported passive containment of Chinese Communism and those who sought active rollback.
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Yet around the time of the Russian Revolution, the prospects of Communism and Islam joining forces seemed very bright.
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Hope returned when Joseph Ratzinger, a German who had lived through both Nazism and communism, became Pope Benedict XVI.
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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — Born in 1990, Zuzana Hlavkova never knew the struggles of her parent's generation who lived under Communism.
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"He wants to take everything off the rich and give it to the poor: That's communism," Mr. DiCaprio said.
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Communism is what existed in the Soviet Union and still exists in China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea and Vietnam.
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China no longer seeks the universal triumph of communism, and the United States is moving away from exporting democracy.
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A spokeswoman for the Institute for Investigating the Crimes of Communism, Bianca Filote, confirmed his death, at Rahova Penitentiary.
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Mr. Calvey founded Baring Vostok soon after the collapse of Communism to bring investors into Russia's newly capitalist economy.
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The other three are somewhat older individuals who try to construct intellectual frameworks around the vacuum left by Communism.
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Red Guards rampaged Beijing and other cities, destroying historical sites and cultural relics, and mass killing enemies of communism.
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Under any name or narrative, communism is the destruction of an economic system and the construction of a dictatorship.
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They have no memory of the widespread failure of Communism, but the failures of capitalism are all around them.
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"We share a very simple sympathy for workers and the aspiration of a better future for communism," he said.
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I wish these were one-off errors that we could attribute to authoritarian Chinese Communism or routine Trumpian incompetence.
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Marion Smith is executive director of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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In the end, it was the candidate named for the founder of Russian Communism who was favored to win.
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After decades of adopting foreign ideologies like fascism, communism and neo-liberalism, they wonder what remains of their culture.
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These poor people who lived under the yoke of Communism for so long are thirsting for genuine democracy and.
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In the late 1930s, breaking with Le Corbusier over her affinities with communism, Perriand emerged as an activist designer.
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All that red indicates areas that are home to the companies she is targeting with her New Communism Act.
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The Cold War raised the stakes in Latin America, as the US feared communism would spread to America's borders.
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This negative phenomenon is a more profound existential threat of Western civilization than communism would ever prove to be.
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Today, more than a quarter-century after the collapse of the U.S.S.R., is a fourth incarnation of Communism possible?
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McKay, like many of the Russian artists he collaborated with in Moscow, would have a falling out with communism.
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Such advertising may remind many Czechs of the 1990s, when highly sexualized imagery proliferated after the fall of communism.
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Sarah Maxwell Archbold, Ohio Throughout the twentieth century, nationalism violently competed with Communism for the mantle of populist empowerment.
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But they can just as easily become dangerous, such as when communism took hold in countries around the globe.
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He also moved to push the president toward action on one of his preferred topics: communism in Latin America.
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In intimate profiles, the films paint a more nuanced picture of life under communism than the dominant Western perception.
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On the whole, Zydokomuna — the equation of Communism with Judaism — is a delusion and, in common usage, a slur.
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PiS says the courts need to be more efficient and the changes would root out the remnants of communism.
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Osinsky wrote regularly to Anna Shaternikova about his children, Hegelian dialectics, Soviet industrialization and, always, the coming of Communism.
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Even in the Great Depression they did not succumb to the ideologies of Fascism and Communism sweeping the world.
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At first the exiles thought the embassy outreach was to learn how the Czech Republic transitioned away from Communism.
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If the Oneidans and their sexual communism occupied one end of the spectrum, the Shakers were at the other.
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In the early 1990s, the rise of the internet coincided with the fall of communism and the Soviet Empire.
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After the fall of communism, the state continued to rent the buildings to Roma families but maintenance work stopped.
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"I, like all educated Buddhists, do not like communism because it is atheistic," Mr. Tri Quang said in 1963.
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For older Americans, the collapse of Communism made it seem as though there was no possible alternative to capitalism.
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He also likes to compare the threat of "Islamic fascism" to the threat of Cold War–era totalitarian communism.
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That's evident in the committee meeting after Stalin has died, where it's almost a problem of how communism operated.
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There was always the risk, it seemed, of backsliding, even as a new menace — communism — rose in the east.
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The fall of Communism there brought roughly half the globe into the system established by the victorious WWII allies.
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Originally formed to counter the Soviet Union, NATO found a new sense of purpose following the collapse of communism.
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A campaign to reject the constitution because it entrenches Communism was launched on social media by dissidents and exiles.
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Attendees of the rally were given shirts reading: "To the freedom and independence of all captive nations and peoples," a quote from the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, D.C. "This month, as the United States affirms the importance of freedom from communist oppression for the purpose of international peace and stability, the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation stands in solidarity with those captive nations still seeking liberty, and especially religious liberty," Marion Smith, executive director of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, told The Hill.
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Or maybe those in great power grow lonely and eventually seek out furry companions because dogs don't care about communism.
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In his Florida speech, Trump had launched a broad attack on socialism and pledged to free the hemisphere from communism.
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Stalin had no problem with centralised despotic states per se, but still saw Asian communism as a force to support.
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The Socialists, founded in 1879, are pragmatic social democrats; Podemos, an upstart founded in 2014, encompasses several versions of communism.
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The Chinese government has long abandoned the idea of Communism, embracing profit-making and even some levels of economic inequality.
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But as fascism, communism and autarky failed over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries, liberal societies have prospered.
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"Never mind Nazis, what about communism?" isn't an alt-right position, it's an embarrassingly canned old-school conservative talking point.
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Its goal was purportedly to preserve secularism and destroy communism by any means necessary, outside the regular chain of command.
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Her parents and grandparents, who all grew up under Communism in the former Yugoslavia, were never religious either, she said.
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I'm a communist and I definitely feel like once we've achieved communism, work as we know it will be abolished.
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While Juche has its roots in the Soviet ideology, references to Marxism-Leninism and communism have been slowly phased out.
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Ms. Guo says that his Communism had no connection to China, and that it was a reaction to Kuomintang repression.
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During the cold war it embraced communism; as its Soviet sponsor crumbled it turned to crony capitalism and multiparty elections.
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The collapse of faith in these grand ideologies like communism or democratic capitalism is a big part of this story.
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MALE: The greatest threat to American democracy isn&apost communism or jihadist, or any other external force or foreign power.
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Seven out of 10 Americans do not know the definition of communism as it is most often confused with socialism.
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However the latest draft also reinserts the aim of "advancing towards communism" that was taken out of the first draft.
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The febrile atmosphere is reminiscent of the economic opening after the fall of communism elsewhere in the former Soviet Union.
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They were largely dismissed, however, as right-wing conspiracy-mongers driven by anti-communism and Ukrainian nationalist hatred of Russia.
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That cause was "anti-imperialism" and ending exploitation by replacing it with "socialism" (ie, communism), Mr Morales declared this week.
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Naturally, the primary focus of the USIA was an effort to combat Communism and advance American political and business interests.
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Yes, communism is gone and the Soviet Union has crumbled but, from his vantage point, Russia did not go anywhere.
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By conflating "socialism" with totalitarian communism, Mr Trump was taking a swipe at Democrats who have recently adopted that word.
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I never felt unsafe in Poland, even 10 years after the fall of Communism, so what happened next was unexpected.
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Russia was Poland's overlord for almost half a century until the collapse of Communism across eastern Europe in 1989-90.
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Assistance was conditional on countries espousing anti-communism, and funds were generally dwarfed by aid to militaries and police forces.
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The 63 men repatriated in 2000 were chosen by Seoul because they never disavowed communism during their decades in prison.
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His death puts an exclamation point on the end of Cold War style of ideological conflict between capitalism and communism.
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Soros, who is best known for Soros Fund Management, originally founded the OSF network to help countries transition from communism.
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It's not really a return to Soviet-style communism, but rather part of a longing for a return to greatness.
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Failure, it was thought, meant the threat of "isms" like Communism, and general social mayhem like the Depression-era 1930s.
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Instead, it would focus on trying to discredit the ANC and the anti-apartheid movement by linking them to Communism.
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The old Cold War was fueled by stark ideological differences between communism and capitalism, played across a planetary chess board.
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The former picture is of a devastating, bloody war of attrition, a flexing of the US's imperialist muscle against Communism.
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Christianity has flourished under persecution for 2,000 years; a few decades under Communism will make little difference, even in China.
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After the fall of Communism, Mr. Angyan made the case that small landholders could keep villages alive through sustainable practices.
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But he has said he wore the medal to honor his late father, who was awarded it for fighting communism.
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A: Communism fell when I was 11 years old, so at that point my generation got to follow their dreams.
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Another role model, when Communism fell and I got exposed to Western culture for the first time, was Audrey Hepburn.
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He also said survey-based unemployment measures showed the jobless rate was lowest since Poland's transition from communism in 1989.
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Many love him and share his faith in communism, and even some who abandoned their political belief still respect him.
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In the early 6900s, Joseph R. McCarthy, a first-term Republican senator from Wisconsin, ruthlessly manipulated Americans' fear of communism.
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