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Social-imperialism refers to a type of imperialism that is, as quoted by Vladimir Lenin, as "socialist in name, imperialist in deeds".[1] This term has been utilised by Anti-revisionists and Maoists to state that nations such as the Soviet Union after Stalin's death, and China after the promotion of Deng Xiaoping were Social-imperialists.
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““Social-Democratic” Party of Germany are justly called “social-imperialists,” that is, socialists in words and imperialists in deeds;”
V.I. Lenin (1916). Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism: 'CRITIQUE OF IMPERIALISM'. [PDF]