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Aggressive or fanatical patriotism, particularly during time of war, in support of one's own nation versus other nation(s). ... Simply put, a social-democrat was for democratic socialism. That is, the extension of ... However, according to Mao, Khrushchev was turning the USSR into a capitalist country and on this basis,
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The dictatorship of the proletariat had defeated its adversaries politically and militarily. But would it be possible to build socialism? Was the country `ready' for socialism? Was socialism possible in a backward and ... In 1919, Trotsky thought it opportune to republish Results and Prospects, one of his major texts,
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The title of the chapter "The debate on Socialism in one Country" warns the reader in advance what approach Monty Johnstone will take to this question. He commences with a grave warning:
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Q. Why is socialism in one country impossible? ... However it was never the intention of Lenin to build socialism in one country. That is impossible, as socialism requires a massive increase in production to produce the needs of society. That requires the pooling of resources internationally.
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The policies that emerged from the theory of "Socialism in One Country" are myriad, leading E.H. Carr to go so far as to say, while likely an exaggeration, that "Socialism in one country suddenly emerged as the master-key which unlocked every door and served as the touchstone by which every issue could be judged...
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XLIV. SOCIALISM IN ONE COUNTRY ... The communist leaders began to talk of building socialism at a snail's pace; they raised the motto to the peasantry of "Enrich yourselves," and adopted the slogan "Face to the village." Bucharin believed that even the kulak would be able to grow into socialism.
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Part Three: "Socialism in One Country" ... As late as February 1924, Stalin himself had still preached the exact opposite of "socialism in one country": ... "...can the final victory of socialism in one country be attained, without the joint efforts of the proletariat of several advanced countries? No, this is impossible...
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As the Soviet state degenerated, its leaders sought an illusory refuge from imperialism by opting for "socialism in one country," and it was ultimately defeated. But capitalism's triumph required the Stalinist counterrevolution.
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The following is the first part of the lecture “Socialism in one country or permanent revolution.” It was delivered by Bill Van Auken at the Socialist Equality Party/WSWS summer school held August 14 to August 20, 2005 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. ... In considering the question of socialism in one country vs.
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