Yugoslavia in International Relations and in the Non-aligned Movement |
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... Yugoslavia , was the moral and political support of the freedom - loving forces of other countries . Today , with reactionary forces in the world bent on breaking the determined will of small nations to secure effective independance ...
... Yugoslavia , was the moral and political support of the freedom - loving forces of other countries . Today , with reactionary forces in the world bent on breaking the determined will of small nations to secure effective independance ...
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... Yugoslavia in its domestic development will continue the construction of a self - management and democratic ... Yugoslavia . This course in domestic policy corresponds to no policy other than non - alignment in international affairs ...
... Yugoslavia in its domestic development will continue the construction of a self - management and democratic ... Yugoslavia . This course in domestic policy corresponds to no policy other than non - alignment in international affairs ...
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... Yugoslavia originated , I should do the following : I should first point out some roots of self - management and non - alignment . Yugoslavia is a multi - national state , and , from the historical point of view , it is not an old state ...
... Yugoslavia originated , I should do the following : I should first point out some roots of self - management and non - alignment . Yugoslavia is a multi - national state , and , from the historical point of view , it is not an old state ...
Contents
HISTORYS PLACE FOR NEW YUGOSLAVIA | 7 |
SOCIALISM AND WAR | 37 |
THE NATIONAL QUESTION AND THE POLICY OF NON | 107 |
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achieved action active advancement antagonisms balance become blocs capital capitalist coexistence concept concrete Consequently contemporary contradictions cooperation coun course democratic dependence developed countries direct division economic and political equality establishment Europe exist exploitation fact factors fight final foreign forms further future grounds growing hand hegemony historical ideological imperialism imperialist important impose independence individual inevitable influence integration interests international relations kind labour leading Lenin less liberation longer mankind Marxism material means ment monopoly movement mutual non-aligned countries non-aligned movement objective peace period position possible practice precisely present pressure principle problems productive forces progressive question reason reflection result revolution revolutionary road role self-management significance social social systems socialist countries society Soviet Union strength strengthening structure struggle subjective theory tion tries underdeveloped United Nations various wars weapons whole Yugoslavia