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  • ...ulation_estimate=2,318,000|year_end=1992|year_start=1924|event_end=Current constitution}} ...Mongolian People's Republic''' was a [[socialist state]] that existed from 1924 to 1992. Under socialism, the life expectancy increased and illiteracy was ...
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  • '''Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze''' (1885-1925), an old [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Bolshevik]], an outstanding party politician, commander and military ...ovo-Voznesensk Gubernia, showing himself to be an outstanding organizer of Soviet power. In September 1918, after the elimination of the Yaroslavl rebellion, ...
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  • ...6 Constitution was the second constitution of the USSR, replacing the 1924 Constitution, which existed during the state-capitalist and immediate post-civil war era ...uncil) democracy and proletarian ownership of the means of production. The Constitution of 1936 would remain the fundamental law of the USSR until 1977, only seein ...
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  • ...co and established [[Republic of Texas|their own republic]] in 1836 with a constitution that allowed slavery. In 1845, the [[United States of America|United States Between 1920 and 1924, [[Álvaro Obregón]]'s government vacillated between revolutionary and refor ...
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  • ...er reporting on and support for [[Communism|communist]] movements in the [[Soviet Union]] and the [[People's Republic of China]].<ref name="ArchivesWest">Arc ...arch of socialism in practice" with her search bringing her first to the [[Soviet Union]] where she stayed from 1921 to 1940 for part of the year, returning ...
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  • |political_party=[[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]]| birth_name = Ioseb Besarionis dze Jugashvili ...= Moscow, [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet Union]] ...
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  • ''This is the '''Constitution and Fundamental Law of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics''' as adopted at the Seventh (Special) Session of the S ...blished the dictatorship of the proletariat, and created the council (Rus: Soviet) state, a new type of state, the basic instrument for defending the gains o ...
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  • | name = Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | image_flag = File:Flag of the Soviet Union (1955-1991).svg ...
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  • ...tury CE, which endeavored to mold its students into ideal people and whose constitution advocated for up-to-date educational approach. The faculty were noted for t ...ess since becoming the Provisional President by suspending the provisional constitution of the republic and disbanding parliament. In January 1915, Japan proposed ...
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  • ...the people to complete emancipation. These have been embodied in our Party Constitution since its adoption by the First National Congress of the Party and have bee ...in defeating our enemies and winning liberation. The revision of our Party Constitution today does not involve any change in the character or in the fundamental or ...
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  • ...ent Assembly was convened in Tarnovo. The Constituent Assembly adopted the constitution, which was later called the Tarnovo ...]] were represented, accepted the relatively progressive bourgeois Tyrnova Constitution because of the changes in the balance of class forces in the country. As a ...
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  • ...From the start of 1925, a fascist parliamentary majority (elected in April 1924 partly thanks to fascist intimidation) was able to pass a series of laws wh ...mmunists probably massacred over 276,000 people in the Horn of Africa from 1924 to 1940, and 100,000 Libyans from 1923 to 1932.<ref name=pg355/> The Kingdo ...
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  • ...m|author=Joseph Stalin|spoken on=Between April and May 1924|published_date=1924|type=Book}} ...ns of Leninism, were published in ''Pravda'' in April and May 1924. In May 1924, J. V. Stalin’s pamphlet ''On Lenin and Leninism'' appeared, containing the ...
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  • ...the experience of the October Revolution and socialist construction in the Soviet Union further developed the science of revolution in many ways. Lenin’s ana ...in Russia, where the Bolsheviks established the first socialist state, the Soviet Union. Through the course of the October Revolution and socialist construct ...
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  • ...1)|U.S.S.R.]]''''' is a book about [[Foreign relations of the Soviet Union|Soviet foreign policy]] written by [[W. P. Coates|William Peyton]] and [[Zelda Coa ...the League has lost immeasurably in power and influence. From the day the Soviet Government became a member it has on every possible occasion proved its loy ...
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  • ...of articles in the New York weekly, The Guardian, under the title, "Is the Soviet Union Capitalist?" The complete series is ....R. The situation of the minority nationalities and of women, the state of Soviet agriculture, U.S.S.R. foreign policy and a number of other topics are merel ...
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  • {{Library work|title=History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union|author=Commission of the C.C. of the C.P.S.U.(B.) and Joseph Stalin|p History of the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]] (Bolsheviks) Short Course was an attempt by the Central Committee o ...
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  • ...Macmillan Company|type=Book|source=https://comlib.encryptionin.space/epubs/soviet-justice/}} ...ng to give to the American public in general a picture of the situation in Soviet Russia in regard to crime and its repression certain usual questions have b ...
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  • ...to the Mujahadin against the soviet-supported Kabul government, before the soviet invasion. ...ays, and saw insertion of American troops in 1903, 1907, 1911, 1912, 1919, 1924 and 1925 ...
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  • ...nary Right than make common cause with the Reds.<ref group="3.">Earlier in 1924, Social Democratic officials in the Ministry of Interior used Reichswehr an ...lavs Maikovskis, a Latvian police chief who fled to West Germany to escape Soviet war crimes investigations and then to the United States, was heavily implic ...
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  • ...what did it take to kill Amílcar Cabral (Bissau-Guinean and Cape Verdean, 1924–1973) and Berta Cáceres (Honduran, 1971–2016)? What did it mean to suffocat ...th. It was in the battlefields of the South that Washington pushed against Soviet influence and against the national liberation projects, against hope and fo ...
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  • {{LBookCSS}}{{Library work|title=Toward Soviet America|image=|author=William Z. Foster|published_date=1932|type=Book|sourc ...further strengthened as they see the spectacular rise of Socialism in the Soviet Union. The masses are beginning rightly to sense that Communism has an impo ...
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  • That a famous Soviet dissident, now living in 'reunited' Germany, a man who in his youth was so ...ch as Zinoviev, seeing the destructive folly that has taken hold of the ex-Soviet Union, with its trail of famine, unemployment, criminality, misery, corrupt ...
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  • ...ed on irrefutable facts. Moreover, it will prove that because of its solid constitution, opportunists, as they have shown up to now, are not able to respond withou ...e conditions, and on that basis, co-operation was initiated between us. In 1924, our Party decided to introduce its members into the Koumintang. But, at th ...
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  • ...communist party of the Soviet Union|History of the communist party of the Soviet Union]], or in a separate edition, Remains essential for all those who want ...was to understand the situation as a whole: they therefore worked for the constitution of a broad national front to fight against Hitler and his accomplices, and ...
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  • “Well, you’re young and have a remarkable constitution. You'll pull through all right—you’re out of danger now,” he assured me. ...Union, calling him “probably the world’s greatest man between 1917 and ...1924.” On that occasion, he sent a cable to Moscow “expressing the sorrow and co ...
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  • ...to consider Europe simply as a potential military base for war against the Soviet Union. ...exist in special forms under socialism, will eventually disappear. In the Soviet Union the question of the evolution from the present-day socialism to commu ...
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  • Congress in Havana, Cuba. The Soviet Union and the Communist state system in Soviet Union had created a serious dilemma for the left. Not only were we penalise ...
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  • ...Jewish independence, joined a clandestine armed organization that was pro-Soviet and revolutionary. Of these, eleven later became generals and one became a ...t, it’s not just leaders and members of communist parties with ties to the Soviet Union who pay homage to the deceased leader. One historian (Isaac Deutscher ...
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  • ...streams running through any part of the Reservation.”<ref group="Siege">''Constitution of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe'', available at [http://indianaffairs.nd.g ...are also the responsibility of non-Natives: an even older document, the US Constitution, regards treaties as “the supreme law of the land.” ...
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  • ...its advantages to rebuild the two sides of Eurasia and cage in a battered Soviet Union. Phrases like “massive retaliation” and “brinkmanship” provided no co ...he Soviet sphere, and all are subject, in one form or another, not only to Soviet influence but to a very high and in some cases increasing measure of contro ...
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  • <span>By 1968 the Soviet Union, at least for the moment, clearly rejected the export of revolution. ...pan> to Marxist literature on guerrilla warfare. Under Stalin’s direction, Soviet doctrine on guerrilla warfare expanded with <span class="i">The Russian Par ...
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  • ...merican troops could be found in the newly-born state, the future Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Two years and thousands of casualties later, the Ameri ...ght. They stood as invaders on Russian soil. They armed the enemies of the Soviet Government. They blockaded its ports, and sunk its battleships. They earnes ...
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  • .... Devereux, The First Ottoman Constitutional Period: A Study of the Midhat Constitution and Parliament (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1963).</ref> ...mportant of these institutions was the Jewish Colonization Association (in 1924 renamed the Palestine Jewish Colonization Association). This body was origi ...
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  • ...to whom shall be confided everything from the writing of textbooks and the constitution to the refashioning of Iraqi political life and its oil industry. Every sin ...itical effect upon reality in the everyday sense. A scholar whose field is Soviet economics works in a highly charged area where there is much government int ...
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  • ...the world to adopt a law of bankruptcy: despite the fact that in 1787, the Constitution specifically charged the new government with creating one, all attempts wer ...version of this argument. To take one notorious example, this was how the Soviet Union used to justify forbidding their citizens from emigrating to other co ...
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  • ...st edition of Fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism was highly acclaimed by the Soviet and international Communist press. A great many propagandists and teachers ...odern Marxist-Leninist thought—the Programme of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union—and by the basic propositions of the other documents of the Twenty-Se ...
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