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    Mao's Communist Party

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    half of a century. The Party vowed to build an egalitarian modern society and to offer better life for the people, which appealed primarily to the working class and the 1 “Constitution of the Communist Party of China”, Revised and adopted at the Eighteenth National C o n g r e s s o f t h e C o m m u n i s t P a r t y o f C h i n a o n N o v e m b e r 1 4 , 2 0 1 2 . X i n h u a , N o v . 1 8 , 2 0 1 2 1 peasants oppressed in the previous society, but also to the intellectuals disappointed by the Guomindang. During Mao’s period, campaigns to completely change…

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    Music and politics are two subjects that seem like they have nothing to do with each other, yet they are often intertwined very deeply. At the tail end of the colonial era of India, as the Communist Party was gaining a footing and creating a cultural movement, the Communists used music as a way of spreading their politics and reaching out to the peasant folk. This was a very troubling, uncertain period for the people of India, with wars, famine, riots, and the eventual independence and…

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    capitalists versus communists and a repeat of the common battles between Jews and Gentiles and North battling South. The Scottsboro boys morphed into pawns for battles where the outcome had little to do with them. Organizations fought over the fame of defending the unjustly accused nine Scottsboro boys. Through much perseverance, the American Communist Party received complete compliance from all of the nine defendants. Unfortunately, the Scottsboro boys had no idea of the legal and social battle…

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    key to understanding Chinese Communist Party (CCP) thought, especially during the Chinese Civil War and the war of liberation from the Japanese. These events were key to the CCP’s eventual victory over the nationalists. They were key not only in terms of military victories, but in persuading the Chinese people that the CCP cared for them far more than the “authoritarian” nationalist. And that a nationalist China would lead to the return of imperialism and misery for a majority of peasants. They…

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    The Communist party is the one party in control currently, created in 1921 the communist party of china finally accepted the people’s republic of china in 1949 after years of armed struggle. The Party's 85-million membership makes it the largest political party on earth. Every important choice affecting China is first debated and permitted by a handful of men who sit on the party's Political Bureau or Politburo which is the nexus of all rule in this land of 1.3 billion. The 25-member Politburo…

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    The singular narrative of the Communist Party, characterised by it’s doctrine of a public committed to unified socialist Utopianism, does not match the social or individual realities of the three friends whose mental coming-of-age forms the focus of the novel. Whereas Dmitri is saved from his suicide attempt by a truck driver, Utkin’s accident is trivialised by those around him and Samuri’s rape spawns an inherent distrust of others. The overly simplistic Party propaganda ignores the social…

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    Karl Marx is well known around the political world as the creator of the philosophy of Communist government party. Marx was a scholarly man who was denied a university position, so he resided to a journalism career until his conflict with Prussian authorities because of his radical political views. Due to this, Marx resided to London and it was in this location that Karl released his work, Communist Manifesto. The text Communist Manifesto introduced all what was wrong with the working class and…

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    Marxism is the view that is based on materialism and the distribution of military. This idea of Marxism was very significant until the collapse of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union. For many Marxist the communist experience that was lead by the Soviet Union, was nothing more than a huge embarrassment. This is due to the war and views on the marxist afterwards. Many believed that Marxism was over, however the importance of capitalism in Marxism meant it was far from over. The idea of the…

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    COMMUNİST PARTY OF GREAT BRİTAİN(CPGB) Communist Party of Great Britain organised in 1920 after Third international decaded.Third international means is Communist international or international communist organization.İnternational communist organization decaded to establish communist party all world so Communist Party of Great Britain established. According to Klugmann CPGB established in 1920 because ''the war ended. The brief post-war boom swiftly turned into the deep post-war depression. The…

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    people may recognize it, they refuse to stand up and fight for what 's right. In the book Scapegoat by Sofia Nikolaidou, Manolis Gris was wrongfully accused and convicted of murder. As time moves forward, the same event happens multiple times over forty years later shown in the case of James Driskell. The abuse of justice shown in the Gris Case found in the novel Scapegoat and the real life case against James Driskell can be recognized by evaluating the trials characteristics. In both cases,…

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