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  1. The growing leading role of the Romanian Communist Party in the present stage (The Socio-political thinking of Romania's president) by Nicolae Ceausescu, 1982
  2. The 30th Anniversary of the Communist Party U.S.A: September 1949 (Political Affairs)
  3. China's Communist Party: Atrophy and Adaptation by David Shambaugh, 2008-04-02
  4. The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq by Tareq Y. Ismael, 2007-10-15
  5. Political report to the sixteenth party congress of the Russian Communist Party, (Stalin pocket series) by TSK KPSS, 1930
  6. The Revolutions of 1848...political Writings Volume I Including the Manifesto of the Communist Party and Other Writings: 1842-1850 by Karl Marx, 1974
  7. The Italian Communist Party: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (Contributions in Political Science) by Lawrence Gray, Simon Serfaty, 1980-12-17
  8. POLITICAL REPORT TO THE SIXTEENTH PARTY CONGRESS OF THE RUSSIAN COMMUNIST PARTY by J. Stalin, 1930
  9. The Communist Party of Poland 1918-1929: A Study in Political Ideology by Gabriele Simoncini, 1993-12
  10. Rebuilding Leviathan: Party Competition and State Exploitation in Post-Communist Democracies (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics) by Anna Grzymala-Busse, 2007-04-09
  11. New Programme and New Constitution of the Revolutionary Communist Party, U. S. A. by U. S A. Staff Revolutionary Communist Party, 1981-05-01
  12. The Communist Parties of Western Europe: A Comparative Study (Contributions in Political Science) by R. Neal Tannahill, 1978-12-04
  13. The German Communist Party in Saxony, 1924-1933: Factionalism, Fratricide and Political Failure by Norman H. Laporte, 2003-01
  14. The French and Italian Communist Parties: Comrades and Culture (Cass Series--Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions) by Cyrille Guiat, 2002-08-31

41. Communist Party Of The Soviet Union --  Encyclopædia Britannica
, communist party of the Soviet Union the major political party of Russiaand the Soviet Union from the Russian Revolution of October 1917 to 1991.
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=25397&tocid=0&query=congress party

42. Our Campaigns - Political Party Detail Page
The American (communist) party had for so long tied its fortunes to the SovietUnion, says Harvey Klehr, professor of history and politics at Emory
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43. Greece: Politics
Front; The Liberals; MarxistLenninist communist party of Greece (ML KKE); NewDemocracy (ND); Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK); political Spring (POLAN);
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44. Ananzi : SA Directory
PAC of Azania Pan African Congress of Azania; South African communist party SouthAfrican communist party Web Site; The Organisation A political party and the
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45. Sudanese Political Parties
and participated in the political process during the parliamentary period, it hasnot been politically active since 1989. The Sudanese communist party (SCP).
http://www.sudan.net/government/parties.html
Major Sudanese Political Parties
Note: All political parties were banned since July 1989. Umma Party The Democratic Unionist Party National Islamic Front
Sudanese People's Liberation Movement
... The Baath Party
The Umma Party (UP)
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
By late 1988, however, other DUP leaders had persuaded Mirghani that the Islamic law issue was the main obstacle to a peaceful resolution of the civil war. Mirghani himself became convinced that the war posed a more serious danger to Sudan than did any compromise over the sharia. It was this attitude that prompted him to meet with Garang in Ethiopia where he negotiated a cease-fire agreement based on a commitment to abolish the September Laws. During the next six months leading up to the June 1989 coup, Mirghani worked to build support for the agreement, and in the process emerged as the most important Muslim religious figure to advocate concessions on the implementation of the sharia. Following the coup, Mirghani fled into exile and he has remained in Egypt. Since 1989, the RCC-NS has attempted to exploit DUP factionalism by coopting party officials who contested Mirghani's leadership, but these efforts failed to weaken the DUP as an opposition group.
The National Islamic Front (NIF)
Sudanese People's Liberation Movement (SPLM)
The SPLA was formed in 1983 when Lieutenant Colonel John Garang of the SPAF was sent to quell a mutiny in Bor of 500 southern troops who were resisting orders to be rotated to the north. Instead of ending the mutiny, Garang encouraged mutinies in other garrisons and set himself at the head of the rebellion against the Khartoum government. Garang, a Dinka born into a Christian family, had studied at Grinnell College, Iowa, and later returned to the United States to take a company commanders' course at Fort Benning, Georgia, and again to earn advanced economics degrees at Iowa State University.

46. Communist State
to political systems, style guides tend to restrict the use of latter to circumstanceswhere a state is governed by a formally organized communist party .
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Communist state
In the technical terminology of some political science , a communist state is a state where the form of government is based on a single political party , and that party claims to adhere to an ideology based on Marxism-Leninism . According to communist political theory, a communist state is an oxymoron since communism is defined as the absence of a state. There has never been a leader of a state who has called his state communist (lower case 'c'). In these states the distinctions between state and party become blurred and there is usually a command economy . Communist states (e.g. states that called themselves socialist states but which some westerners call communist states) have usually modelled their political and economic systems after that of the Soviet Union which in the mid-20th century appeared to offer a mechanism for rapid economic development. This contrasts with governments in multi-party systems, in which the governing elites, though they emerge from highly disciplined political parties, govern through state rather than party structures, and exercise less control over the state and economy. It also contrasts with those one-party states where the party is based on fundamentalist religious or on non-Leninist nationalistic principles, and states with military dictatorships. In terms of English usage "communist state" needs to be distinguished from "Communist state". Whereas the former is a generic term applicable to political systems, style guides tend to restrict the use of latter to circumstances where a state is governed by a formally organized "Communist Party".

47. AllRefer Reference - Kyrgyzstan - Political Parties In Kyrgyzstan - Communist Pa
The communist party of Kyrgyzstan (CPK), which was the only legal political partyduring the Soviet years, was abolished in 1991 in the aftermath of the failed
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Kyrgyzstan Political Parties The period immediately preceding and following independence saw a proliferation of political groups of various sizes and platforms. Although President Akayev emerged from the strongest of those groups, in the early 1990s no organized party system developed either around Akayev or in opposition to him. Communist Parties Other Parties All of the other parties in existence in 1995 began as unsanctioned civic movements. The first is Ashar (Help), which was founded in 1989 as a movement to take over unused land for housing; Ashar took one seat in the upper house in the 1995 elections. A fluctuating number of parties and groups are joined under the umbrella of the Democratic Movement of Kyrgyzstan (DDK); the most influential is Erkin Kyrgyzstan (Freedom for Kyrgyzstan), which in late 1992 split into two parties, one retaining the name Erkin Kyrgyzstan, and the other called Ata-meken (Fatherland). In the 1995 elections, Erkin Kyrgyzstan took one seat and Ata-meken two seats in the upper house. In the spring of 1995, the head of Erkin Kyrgyzstan was indicted for embezzling funds from the university of which he is a rector; it is unclear whether or not this accusation was politically motivated. Another democratically inclined party, Asaba (Banner) also took one seat in the upper house. Registration was denied to another group, the Freedom Party, because its platform includes the creation of an Uygur autonomous district extending into the Chinese Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, which the Chinese government opposes. The Union of Germans took one seat in the lower house, and a Russian nationalist group, Concord, also took one seat.

48. Communist Party (KPD)
political Parties in the Reichstag, June 1920, May 1924, Dec. 1924, May 1928, Sep.1930, July 1932, Nov. 1932, Mar. 1933. communist party (KPD), 4, 62, 45, 54, 77,89, 100, 81.
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Communist Party (KPD)
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After the First World War some socialists and communists left the German Social Democrat Party to form more radical groups such as the Independent Socialist Party In December, 1918, a group of radicals who had been members of the Spartacus League, including Rosa Luxemburg Karl Liebknecht Leo Jogiches Paul Levi ... Franz Mehring and Clara Zetkin to establish the German Communist Party (KPD). Communists were heavily involved in the German Revolution that began on 29th October 1918. Rosa Luxemburg Leo Jogiches Clara Zetkin and Karl Liebknecht played a prominent role in the Spartakist Rising in Berlin. After the assassination of

49. A Satirical Political Beliefs Assessment Test
A humorous political party quiz to test if you re a conservative,liberal, libertarian, or a communist.
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THE SATIRICAL POLITICAL BELIEFS ASSESSMENT TEST A Humorous Political Party Quiz to Test If You're an Archconservative, Leftwing Wacko, Antigovernment Libertine or a Commie Sympathizer by Donald J. Hagen Email: donaldjhagen@yahoo.com INTRODUCTION Political parties share much in common with obscenity. Both are difficult to define, yet, to paraphrase U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's definition of obscenity, you know a political party when you see it. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that some of the most obscene acts in our nation's history were allegedly the deliberate handiwork of some of the most honored and respected political parties in America. All Americans realize this, which is why becoming a member of the U.S. Supreme Court is such a grueling ordeal. This test, however, is a work of satire, not a history lesson. Consider all questions in this quiz as purely hypothetical situations, posed to discover your perception of reality, rather than actual reality. Through this test’s funny question and answer format you will unearth far deeper insights into your personal political persuasion than on those dry political party tests, which merely pose a dull array of boring questions to give you a rough estimate of whether you are a conservative or liberal. And rather than using the funny test formats used on all those popular online personality purity tests and quizzes, which merely poke fun of one political viewpoint, this test allows you see the humor in four political viewpoints at once!

50. Communist Party Of Australia... Maritime Bulletins-2001 No.16 8/8/2001
The communist party has no intention ever of calling for unions to affiliate to Thetrade unions should be actively taking up political issues and dealing with
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Unions and Political Independence
For whom the bell tolls?

Obituary - Les Hutton, 1914 - 2001
Unions and Political Independence In the early 1890’s the trade union movement, tired of defeats in the many struggles of the that period turned to politics to solve their dilemmas. The unions correctly noted that many of their defeats were in fact due to their lack of control over the state that continually acted in the employers interest.
Their solution was the creation of a political party that would seek to gain control of state power and wield that power in the interests of the workers. This turn to politics by the unions saw the formation of the Australian Labor Party. Non-achievers The ALP however never realised the lofty goals that many set it or had envisaged. While it has on many occasions been in power the ALP has never tried to implement its initial policy platform of socialising the means of production. Over 100 years later the ALP has blended into the mainstream of Australian politics. It has moved drastically to the right over that period and with considerable haste over the last two decades. Time and time again workers have been disappointed by the ALP’s limiting itself to minor reforms within the framework of the capitalist system. It has provided no real change in the way our society works and if anything has been used by the employers to gain concessions from the workers when times are tough. Concessions that could not be achieved through the approaches of conservative governments.

51. FrontPage Magazine.com :: Free The FBI By David Horowitz
the teen terrorists, Stanley Cohen, is a lawyer and political advocate for was carryingwith him a draft manifesto for a new communist party (those were the
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52. Political Parties
United Workers party, which had previously enjoyed hegemony for its communist ideology,was obliged to relinquish this status in favour of political pluralism
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53. Canadian Political Parties/Les Partis Politiques Du Canada
NDProgress/NPD Progrès; New Politics Initiative/Nouvelle Christian Heritage partyof Canada/ Parti de l Site/Site électoral du PHC. communist party of Canada
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  • 54. Communist Party, In Russia And The Soviet Union. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixt
    political party that until 1991 exercised all effective power within the SovietUnion, and, as the oldest and for a long time the only ruling communist party
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    55. Communist Party, In The United States. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
    Strikes were opposed as a hindrance to the war effort, and in 1944 the US communistparty “disbanded” as a political party to become the communist
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    56. Communist Party Of Turkey
    The decision is not suprising for us said the statement, as we knew that thelaw prohibits to use the word communist in the name of a political party.
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    ... - News Congress - Conference - 6th Congress - 5th Congress - 5th Conference - 4th Congress ... - 4th Conference International Activities - November 2002 Thessaloniki Speech - Prague Speech (November 2002) - Prague Appeal (November 2002) - The Ban-C Meeting (March 2002) ... Archives STATEMENTS The name of the party Communist Party of Turkey on the decision of the Constitutional Court;

    57. Title
    The Kuomintang is the only political party in the history of China that has the aggressionof Japan and the confrontation with the communistcontrolled mainland
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    58. Political Report 5th National Council Of The Iraqi Communist Party
    Conference of Kurdistan CP Iraq Organisations Abroad. Iraqi CommunistParty s Central Committee Discusses Recent political Developments.
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  • ( somthing about ) Iraqi Communist PartyHistory Political Report 5th National Council of the Iraqi Communist Party(26 - 28) July 1999 Communique : The Iraqi Communist Party Holds the 5th General Party Council Central Committee
  • 59. Current Tasks Of Struggle
    Letter from the Iraqi communist party About political Developments inIraq. Kurdistan communist party IraqWe Strongly Reject Deployment
    http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/

    60. Letter From The Iraqi Communist Party
    Our communist party participated in the final round of deliberations with the Thisresult was a reflection of political reality and our party’s position
    http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/0031022letterfromtheiraqicommunist.htm
    Letter from the Iraqi Communist Party About Political Developments in Iraq Dear Comrades and Friends, During the past six months, Iraq has witnessed exceptional developments giving rise to a totally new situation. It is extremely complex, and fraught with enormous dangers, as well as holding real potential for leading our country out of its prolonged ordeal towards the democratic alternative our people aspire for. We had been fully convinced that there was no way out of the comprehensive crisis engulfing our country and people, no end to catastrophes and tragedies, and no hope for any reconstruction except through achieving internal change and getting rid of Saddam s dictatorial regime. That regime had long exhausted any justification for its existence, with its social base shrinking, turning into the biggest obstacle preventing our people from breaking out of its crisis. Its sole aim had become to stay in power at any cost. We also recognised the exceptionally repressive nature of Saddam s regime and the abnormal growth of the totalitarian state it had built, oppressing society and depriving it of all forms of independent and free organisation and expression. This was demonstrated by its abhorrent violations of human rights and bloody repression of all opposition forces, over three decades, in addition to the human and material devastation caused by three destructive wars and the unjust international economic blockade which lasted more than 12 years.

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