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Edvard Kardelj. - - that war is inevitable under conditions of imperialism because imperialistic factors inevitably breed war , he had in mind a ratio of forces in which imperialist factors are infinitely predominant or at the very least ...
Edvard Kardelj. - - that war is inevitable under conditions of imperialism because imperialistic factors inevitably breed war , he had in mind a ratio of forces in which imperialist factors are infinitely predominant or at the very least ...
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Edvard Kardelj. Lenin did undoubtedly say that imperialism inevitably breeds wars , and proved this thesis on the grounds of concrete analysis of socio - economic movements in the epoch of imperialism . In so doing , he had in mind the ...
Edvard Kardelj. Lenin did undoubtedly say that imperialism inevitably breeds wars , and proved this thesis on the grounds of concrete analysis of socio - economic movements in the epoch of imperialism . In so doing , he had in mind the ...
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... imperialism . I do not mean that nothing has changed in the world in a progressive sense or that the strength of imperialism is the same today as it was yesterday . On the contrary , in recent decades the world has experienced decisive ...
... imperialism . I do not mean that nothing has changed in the world in a progressive sense or that the strength of imperialism is the same today as it was yesterday . On the contrary , in recent decades the world has experienced decisive ...
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HISTORYS PLACE FOR NEW YUGOSLAVIA | 7 |
SOCIALISM AND WAR | 37 |
THE NATIONAL QUESTION AND THE POLICY OF NON | 107 |
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