The New Face of Soviet Totalitarianism

Ulam, Adam B.

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Broader Implications Of Nonalignment and The Cold War1

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“…Tito's actions only exacerbated their difªculties. 122 Khrushchev-Stalin's titular successor-embarked on a new era "of enlightened totalitarianism" and made a "conscious effort to dispense with the pathological, uneconomic, and plainly unnecessary aspects" of Stalinism. 123 Tito's real signiªcance came when he promoted ideological change in the Marxist world by using nonalignment to carry the banner of Yugoslavia's emerging brand of socialism to the world.…”

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Nonalignment as Yugoslavia's Answer to Bloc Politics

Niebuhr

2011

Journal of Cold War Studies

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1. For archival materials that were originally in English, I have kept the spellings as presented, without adding diacritical marks to names of people or places. Otherwise, throughout the text, the English translations from Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian are my own. I have tried at all times to be as precise and deliberate as possible. To that end, I have attempted to follow stylistic conventions, but, because sources sometimes paint only a partial picture, an occasional actor lacks a complete name or an appropriate political title.

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Nonalignment as Yugoslavia's Answer to Bloc Politics

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2011

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“…2 Ulam argued at this time that Lenin modified Marx's emphasis on the spontaneous growth of political consciousness among the workers. Instead, the responsibility of the Communist Party was to infuse the workers with a revolutionary consciousness.…”

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