It was a time when the sorts of changes we had seen coming as a result of the collapse of communism were beginning to become really apparent. |
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The reviewer parts company with Malia's view of Russia under communism as a kind of second Red tartar yoke. |
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Earlier generations of Americans defeated fascism and won the long twilight struggle against communism. |
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She had earlier lived and worked in Poland following the liberation from communism. |
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That little bit of socialism, or communism if you will, has done a whole lot of good as far as almost eliminating illiteracy. |
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Consistent with promoting socialism and communism, he criticized capitalism and the United States. |
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The transition from socialism to communism is a terribly complicated matter. |
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One of the quotes which was repeatedly cited by Stalin concerned the difference drawn by Marx between socialism and communism. |
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When Soviet communism fell, nobody beyond a handful of military and apparat raised a hand to retrieve it. |
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Men dominated the occupational system during communism, and this has not changed. |
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One of the themes of her book is China's change from old communism to new capitalism. |
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The essential feature of war communism was the substitution of compulsion for the workings of the market mechanism. |
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Also, communism seemed the chic thing to explore, seeing as I was a disillusioned young university student. |
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But that whole concept of Eurocommunism or African communism is against the basic thrust of history. |
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The lesson is, undo communism slowly, bit by bit, and don't expect democracy overnight. |
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These led to the dismantling and collapse of communism throughout Eastern and Central Europe. |
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You send such an important message to people who are in chains and suffering from torture behind the Bamboo Curtain of communism. |
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The collapse of communism put a stop to all that nonsense, but it does not mean that peace has returned to the region. |
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Many regarded the cruelties and barbarities of communist regimes as inherent in communism. |
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During the last century, when communism attempted to conquer the world, the poor were never better than its dispensable foot-soldiers. |
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Throughout the postwar era, desperate and disenfranchised young people in developing countries sought solace in communism. |
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The People's Party wants to be on the winning side, whatever that may be, to protect church interests from godless communism. |
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What other clergyman played any comparable role in bringing down communism, a godless system? |
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Under Ronald Reagan, this coalition was held together in the crusade against godless communism. |
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Re-allocation of resources to Mr. Big had become sanctified religion second only, in importance to militant opposition against godless communism. |
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The Franco-German relationship was challenged by geopolitical change in Europe following the collapse of communism. |
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Most people seemed to have preset notions of communism, simply that it was horrible, and they weren't interested in moving far beyond that. |
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Acceptance of Darwinism and rejection of religion were critical for the new movements of communism. |
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Every attempt to turn back the time and, furthermore, to restore totalitarian communism is absurd. |
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The Czech Republic has moved in just over a decade from communism to a full-hearted embrace of the market. |
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When he got together with other photographers they discussed fascism, communism, the popular front and Mussolini's attack on Ethiopia. |
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Socialism, fascism, communism, corporatism and indeed our own hybrid democracy are all exercises in minimising financial risk in people's lives. |
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As already noted in the context of the collapse of communism, this challenge to the map has taken the form both of fission and fusion. |
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The book is in essence the life story of a mild-mannered and cultured intellectual living under communism. |
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Yet, in many ways, this fight resembles the struggle against communism in the last century. |
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It remains one of the best works ever written on the fascination that communism holds for generations of intellectuals. |
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The main impetus for change was the response of the parties to the collapse of communism. |
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When I was growing up, I was taught that communism leads to dictatorship and capitalism leads inevitably to democracy. |
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As a production-oriented ideology, communism was based upon the fallacy of production itself being the ultimate purpose of economic activity. |
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Growing up in East Germany, the Chancellor witnessed first-hand the economic suffocation of communism. |
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Before the fall of communism in 1989, Bulgaria exported five million hectolitres of wine a year to the Soviet Union. |
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This could be a hangover from communism, while there could be other influences. |
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It examines his father's early support for Soviet communism, blended with a history of Stalinism. |
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The collapse of communism in 1989 brought to light new evidence of the horrors of Stalinism, and gave totalitarianism a new lease of life. |
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Prisoners were therefore portrayed as perfect proletarians, actual builders of communism. |
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During the 1950s the evil of communism was invariably defined by the virtuousness of its enemies. |
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During the Cold War, the US needed Japan to act as a bulwark in Asia against the spread of communism. |
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It is preferred to say that after communism no one wanted to exchange one brutalism with another one. |
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Nor can we be said to have pure capitalism anymore than the Soviets had pure communism. |
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He was the man credited with breaking the back of atheistic communism throughout Europe. |
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In the immediate aftermath of the fall of communism, American soft power was at its height. |
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This is a unique anthropology capable of challenging the ideologies of Nazism and communism. |
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Of course, both Naziism and Soviet communism were critiques of bourgeois liberalism, so maybe they had a lot in common to begin with after all. |
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The twin cancers of Nazidom and Soviet-style communism have been destroyed. |
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By giving anti-communism a bad name, McCarthy did communism a huge service. |
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John Paul II will rightly be praised for his unbending opposition to communism and his support for Lech Walesa. |
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Although both terrorism and communism are radical in nature, the similarity stops there. |
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Writing off communism as a fad for silly kids is just as bad as showing it up as a serious menace. |
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Under socialism or communism, producers of profit and receivers of profit are the same people. |
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You don't seem to know the difference between capitalism, communism and socialism. |
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Capitalism and communism diminish the status of the individual, both as a citizen and as a human being. |
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In Eastern Europe it was abolished with the fall of communism and adoption of democracy. |
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The chief cause of the end of the cold war was the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. |
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First, it has to be remembered that the collapse of communism came quickly and was not anticipated. |
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Indeed, when communism constituted one of the two poles in the previous bipolar world order, terrorist acts were few and far between. |
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However, in the context of commonplace and mind-numbing attacks on communism, his novel is freshly revisionist. |
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I've watched the spread of communism and the fall of communism, the spread of fascism and the fall of fascism. |
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He laid out his views on Aryan purity, world Jewry and international communism. |
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The radical injustice of early capitalism gave birth to the overcompensation of totalitarian communism. |
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Professor Child's book should be read by anyone who is interested in the decline and fall of communism in East Germany. |
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Compared with the military power of Soviet communism, they are a raggle-taggle army on the run. |
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The great irony of communism is that its most devoted adherents were not those at the top who brought it into being. |
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The strongest party was the political wing of the famous Solidarity trade union which was so important in the fall of European communism. |
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Without him, it might not have been feasible to negotiate the transition from communism to democracy. |
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It was for the political reason that Nazism had ceased to be a social evil, especially when viewed alongside the new menace of communism. |
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One might expect that Marx would go on to explain in some detail what communism would be like. |
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I've written novels which make frequent passing reference to the Soviet Union, Lenin, Trotsky, and communism. |
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Tramps who once scorned communism began to cast a yearning eye toward Western-style yuppiedom. |
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This allows defenders of sweated labour to imply this is a fight between capitalism and some non-alternative like anarchism or communism. |
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That necessity leads to a strong government, which eliminates any potential for an anarchistic communism. |
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Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union until the collapse of communism a decade ago. |
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I returned to Japan in 1948, and I found the red flags of communism everywhere. |
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The Poles' victory at Warsaw was seen at the time as the salvation of European democracy in the face of communism. |
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True communism has no government and people own and operate everything communally. |
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Though the church consistently backed the state under communism, it clearly did so under duress and the threat of increased persecution. |
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His slogans and programs appeared to offer a middle way between the extremes of communism and a discredited liberal capitalism. |
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In those days of doctrinaire communism, vanity was regarded as a form of capitalist decadence. |
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This dysgenic crisis would surely bring communism and the regression of mankind. |
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Moreover, it noted the organization law prohibits civic groups from advocating communism or separatism. |
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It is hard to evaluate war communism as an economic system, for on the one hand it enabled the Reds to win the Civil War, and on the other, it did not stop the process of disintegration. |
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The Rockefellers were not going to underwrite a museum that promoted communism. |
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And not just the evil but also the anthropological mistakenness of communism. |
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He defied the atheism of communism and the empty religious practices of Putinism. |
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They were, if you believed the Soviet propaganda machine, a shining example of communism at work. |
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The utter lack of beds provides a vivid commentary on the extreme nature of communism. |
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But, unlike some more militant libertarian thinkers, Ron Paul never dismissed the threat of communism during the Cold War. |
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Which was the right thing to be, after all, because communism is as illiberal as fascism. |
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The mirror-image systems of communism and fascism promised to solve problems quickly through command and control. |
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Though Marxists argue that under communism the state will wither away, it is precisely in communist societies that state control grew to enormous proportions. |
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Protectionism and collectivism are only the first steps toward communism. |
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Soon enough, Castro turned his back on those ideals, embracing Soviet style communism. |
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That philosophy is the background to much of the second half of the book, as Murdoch abandoned communism for existentialism, later Anglo-Catholicism, then Buddhism. |
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The spirit of populism is unlike the specter of communism famously invoked by Marx and Engels. |
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I'm not a child anymore and Romanian communism is dead and buried. |
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Ten years after the end of the Cold War, the threat of a nuclear Armageddon has receded, but the collapse of world communism and its repercussions are still works in progress. |
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This, in turn, brought her into conflict with her husband and the government who were in favour of more armament to counter the threat of communism. |
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The Soviet Union had a serviceable ideology, communism, which appealed to people all over the world. |
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The Soviet Union has launched sputnik and communism is taking hold across eastern Europe. |
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Given its many attempts at self-annihilation in the last century through its home-grown ideologies of fascism and communism, European guilt has a point. |
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He was so disappointed with communism that he decided that the Khomeini utopia was the right one! |
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As with the country's crusade against communism, the pointless violence reflects America's own shibboleths, fears, and internal politics rather than meaningful policy. |
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All along, he was an audacious mountebank and a mendacious bully, who knew almost nothing about actual existing communism and who never identified a single Soviet agent. |
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The cold war with communism consumed us, along with a hot war in Southeast Asia and riots over the racial divide. We lived in the shadow of a mushroom cloud. |
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Could the largest living icon of communism really be on the verge of penitence? |
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Economic growth was the American way of inoculating them against communism, neutralism, socialism, and other potentially anti-American political orientations. |
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After the fall of communism, part of the peace dividend that the free world enjoyed was the moral relief of being able to withdraw from such sordid partnerships. |
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The truth is that communism cannot exist without force because it depends so heavily upon squelching individual human ambition and making it subservient to the community. |
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Liberalism, welfare statism, mixed economyism, socialism, fascism, communism, national socialism and statist conservatism have all been resounding failures. |
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Since independence, the blue in the flag has symbolized support for the ruling oligarchy, while the red has symbolized support for communism or resistance. |
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Another of its famous guests was the father of communism, Karl Marx. |
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American attorneys brought the code to the attention of Albanian lawyers to help Albania codify their new legislation after the collapse of communism. |
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Under communism, agriculture was almost completely collectivized. |
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Their work ignored the inner contradictions in the Soviet bloc and reinforced a monolithic image of communism congenial to the cold war apparatus. |
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His politicization seemed to reflect heavy influence by communism. |
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Economically, this is the hallmark of the different varieties of socialism, whether you call it communism, fascism, Marxism, mercantilism, corporativism, or what have you. |
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Then came the long years of the cold war which saw the Soviet Union continue to blindly follow communism even though that pursuit cost it and its people dear. |
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After the war they were used to make films which glorified communism. |
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Most obviously, the collapse of communism unleashed a wave of ethnic nationalisms in Eastern Europe which dramatically affected the democratization process. |
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His personal history is inspiring, as is his intellectual brilliance, knowledge of and detestation of fascism, communism and morally repugnant capitalism. |
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The collapse of communism finally undid socialist dirigisme. |
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Radical leftists did not apotheosize Stalin, but they also, with some exceptions, did not vigorously condemn Soviet communism until the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s. |
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In the economic life of the country, too, the communist regime sought to exert control through a series of drastic measures that came to be known as war communism. |
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Mao's goal was to be the most revolutionary and the most Communist, taking Lenin's war communism and Marx's momentary utopian mulling on the Paris Commune as the essence of communism. |
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The first model of political economy that the revolutionary Bolshevik leaders attempted to establish in the Soviet Union has generally been called war communism. |
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While this was initially a somewhat vague formulation, by the 1930s many Surrealists had strongly identified themselves with communism. |
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The Marxist conception of socialism is that of a specific historical phase that would displace capitalism and precede communism. |
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Some subjects addressed in this volume include Chinese redemptive societies and Salvationist religion, andpeasant rebellions against communism. |
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The creation of ASEAN was motivated by a common fear of communism, and a thirst for economic development. |
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The Polish people fought hard to combat communism, and for their right to liberty. |
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This occurred at around the same time as the fall of communism in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Poland. |
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And if the people of other countries don't want communism, we don't want to see it imposed upon them against their will. |
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In both cases, there was no sustained cry that he was an appeaser or soft on communism. |
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That is why the jackboot of fascism and dead-hand of communism were swept away. |
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Remember, that country was the breeding ground for communism, too. |
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But if you look at Europe, after 1917 people were really scared about communism in all the Western European countries. |
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It became a system of thought that promised universal unilinear progress to the bounties of communism after capitalism is overthrown. |
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Sadly, communism is alive and well in Britain today, although it now goes by such names as anti-racism and anti-fascism. |
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When communism was a threat, it was construed as a communist plot. |
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The result is the kind of gray mediocrity and bureaucratic indistinguishability typical of late communism. |
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Curl also examines spiritual communism which focuses on charismatic leaders and can result in separatism and cultism. |
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Twenty-two years ago, Soviet communism was alive and unwell. |
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Both the Orbit and the Pinnacle are riffs on an idea sketched out in 1917 by Vladimir Tatlin for a monument to international communism. |
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In communism this was defined by class, and in National Socialism by race. |
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The Americans were pushing the importance of free trade and European unity to form a bulwark against communism. |
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Born into a world of communism, Gennady Favel took to capitalism like fleas to a dog. |
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Congress reflected public opinion, which resonated with the ideological argument that communism flourishes in poverty. |
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The Communist League commissioned Marx and Engels to write a pamphlet explaining the principles of communism. |
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The first objections to Marx came from the mutualists who opposed communism and statism. |
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Under communism Dubrovnik became part of the Socialist Republic of Croatia and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. |
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By the 1920s, social democracy and communism had become the two dominant political tendencies within the international socialist movement. |
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Many political ideologies were theorised in Europe such as capitalism, communism, fascism, socialism or anarchism. |
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He had gone into Korea feeling sympathetic to communism, coming as he did from a poor family, but the experience left him permanently repelled. |
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Before the collapse of communism and the reunification of Germany in 1990, Germans constituted the largest divided nation in Europe by far. |
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After the fall of communism, multinational corporations proliferated as more countries focused on global trade. |
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After World War II, the world split into two large geopolitical blocs, separating into spheres of communism and capitalism. |
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His son, Michael, was cast as a boy whose parents are targeted by the FBI, while Chaplin's character faces accusations of communism. |
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We call communism the real movement which abolishes the present state of things. |
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MacDiarmid was during his life a supporter of both communism and Scottish nationalism, views that often put him at odds with his contemporaries. |
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Since the fall of communism, Austrian companies have been quite active players and consolidators in Eastern Europe. |
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The Revolutions of 1989 brought an end to both Soviet hegemony and communism in Eastern Europe. |
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The US government's response to this announcement was the adoption of containment, the goal of which was to stop the spread of communism. |
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In our age, nationalism, capitalism, communism, fascism, consumerism, cyberism, and even ecologism have become substitutes for genuine religion. |
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Theories to explain the apparent egalitarianism have arisen, notably the Marxist concept of primitive communism. |
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With communism no longer the threat it once was, once hostile relations in the 1950s between the Philippines and China have improved greatly. |
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That's no small feat in a world that, even after the fall of Nazism, communism, and other collectivist ideologies, still looks with suspicion on economic self-interest. |
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Poland has instituted freedom of press since the fall of communism, a system under which the media was heavily politically controlled and censored. |
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The EBRD was founded in 1991 to help countries in eastern Europe make the transition to market from centrally planned economies following the collapse of communism. |
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It is important to recall that Havel was a major player in the struggle to end communism in Eastern Europe and that the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia was peaceful. |
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Additionally he is credited with having played a significant role in hastening the downfall of communism in Poland and throughout Central and Eastern Europe. |
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She arose in an era of competing totalitarian ideologies and declared that communism and Nazism were not opposites but evil twins, and that their true opposite was freedom. |
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The reactionary elements in the country have had their days in poisoning the minds of most of the city people. It is in the shape of communalism, communism and languagism. |
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Syndicalism is thus a form of communism and economic corporatism, but also refers to the political movement and tactics used to bring about this type of system. |
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Mudding our thinking was the dynamics of Marxism formulated into communism with its intellectual determinism reinforced by Darwinism and Freudism. |
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They misapprehended the intentions and capabilities of our enemies, miscalculated the strength of communism, and misjudged the threat of terrorism. |
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The collapse of communism came quickly and was not anticipated. |
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Along with the Red Scare and execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg the United States ran open campaigns to eliminate communism in the United States. |
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He later claimed that he had not been talking about nuclear war, but rather about the historically determined victory of communism over capitalism. |
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All-new facilities, unthinkable in the Soviet era of drab shoddiness, showcased how far Russia has come in the two decades since it turned its back on communism. |
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And that, we can show, did trigger steps in the direction of having more welfare programs and a rudimentary safety net in response to fear of communism. |
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Despite the initial institutional design of communism implemented by Joseph Stalin in the Eastern Bloc, subsequent development varied across countries. |
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Mr. Betancourt is the sluice gate for communism in Venezuela. |
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Here, after communism, we have the salami tactics of denial. |
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Eisenhower is remembered in history as a dedicated Cold Warrior whose staunch anticommunism included commitment to the containment and rollback of communism in Asia. |
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In this lament she joins a quite vocal group of Russophobes who consistently focus on the negative aspects of the Russian transformation from communism. |
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Radical liberalism, agrarian populism and communism all posed significant electoral challenges to overseas social democracy but here labourism was unchallenged. |
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We do have traditional food, but we want to represent Cuba as it should have been allowed to develop culinarily, but because of communism wasn't allowed to. |
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He does feel bad about the appalling waste of lives in Soviet communism. |
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Their defeat opened the way for the advance of communism into Central Europe, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, China, North Vietnam, and North Korea. |
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