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Communist Political Party:     more books (100)

Political Parties in Post-Communist Societies: Formation, Persistence, and Change by Maria Spirova, 2007-06-15 Poles Together: The Emergence and Development of Political Parties in Post-Communist Poland by Aleks Szczerbiak, 2002-05-01 Political Parties and the State in Post-Communist Europe Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 56, No. 1, January, 1977 to No. 12, December 1977 by Hyman And Gus Hall, Eds Lumer, 1977-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. January 1990, Vol. 69, No. 1 to December 1990, Vol. 69, No. 12 by Leonard, Ed Levenson, 1990-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 65, No. 1, January, 1986 to No. 12, December, 1986 by Barry, Ed Cohen, 1986-01-01 Cold War Political Justice: The Smith Act, the Communist Party, and American Civil Liberties (Contributions in American History) by Michal R. Belknap, 1977-12-27 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 53 No. 1, January, 1974 to No. 12, December 1974 by Hyman, Ed Lumer, 1974-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 62, No. 1, January, 1983 to No. 12, December, 1983 by Gus, Ed Hall, 1986-01-01 The Chinese Communist Party and Chinas Capitalist Revolution: The Political Impact of Market (Routledge Contemporary China Series) by Lance Gore, 2010-12-30 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 60, No. 1, January, 1981 to Vol. 60, No. 12, December, 1981 by Gus, Ed Hall, 1981-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 52 No. 1, January, 1973 to No. 12, December 1973 by Hyman, Ed Lumer, 1973-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. January, 1988, Vol. 67, No. 1 to December, 1988, Vol. 67, No. 11 by Michael, Ed Zagarell, 1988-01-01 Political Affairs, Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, Usa. Vol. 59, No. 1, January, 1980 to Vol. 59, No. 12, December, 1980 by Gus, Ed Hall, 1980-01-01

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41. Buchenwald Concentration Camp - Getting To The Former Camp
    Ernst Th lmann was the leader of the Communist political party in Germany. He was executed at Buchenwald, according to a plaque on the Crematorium building  
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    Extractions: Bell Tower and monument on the way to the Buchenwald camp My tour of the Buchenwald concentration camp in October 1999 began in the city of Weimar where I boarded Bus No. 6 for the Ettersberg hill. Buses leave once each hour from the Goethe Platz in the heart of historic Weimar. The bus headed north on Karl-Liebknecht Strasse, which was formerly named Adolf-Hitler Strasse during the Third Reich. Liebknecht was the Jewish leader of the Spartacus League, which became the German Communist Party. The bus proceeded to the Hauptbahnhof (main railroad station) where a group of boisterous teenagers got on; I found it hard to believe that these laughing students were headed to Buchenwald for a tour of the former horror camp. I had a feeling of apprehension because in the early days, before a railroad spur line was built to Buchenwald, prisoners arrived at this station before being marched to the camp. Prisoners built railroad spur line to Buchenwald camp in 1943 In October 1999, this section of the town of Weimar looked like a slum with many old buildings in disrepair and new buildings that looked like cheap construction. The contrast between Weimar in the former Communist East Germany and other similar towns in West Germany was remarkable. In Weimar, everywhere I looked, I saw graffiti, weeds, and abandoned buildings with all the windows broken.

42. Gang Wan, Minister Of Science And Technology Of China
    What did he do?” she asked softly, and ObiWan met her eyes briefly before non-Communist political party with more than 15,600 members.  
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    Extractions: Our World Leaders by Countries Our World Leaders by Title ADVERTISEMENTS What did he do?” she asked softly, and Obi-Wan met her eyes briefly before letting his own fall. [source] Wan is a member of the standing committee of the 10th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. [source] Wan was appointed the Minister of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China in April 27, 2007. [source] Zheng said Wan took an early and active interest in global warming and began studying clean energy and environmentally-friendly cars long before most Chinese scientists. [source] It's a significant move in the development of China's political democracy," Wan said after the appointment. [source] non-Communist political party with more than 15,600 members. [source] Wan is a member of the Standing Committee of the 10th Chinese People¡¦s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and Vice Chairman of the China Zhi Gong Party. [source] Wan has 3 world-level patents and he has also applied for 36 national patents, among which14 were approved. [source] Dr Wan was appointed Assistant President in 2002 and Acting Vice President in 2003.

43. Communist Government In Laos Continues To Butcher Hmong People [Sanity Defense]
    The human rights abuses of the Communist Laotian government continue in their persecution of the mountain tribe of Hmong people. Children of Laos tribe 'butchered by soldiers' is  
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    Extractions: Log-In My Blog My Profile Leave Message ... Add as neighbor Conquering Innovation Fatigue : Now at Amazon! Conquering Innovation Fatigue See what leading experts in business and innovation say about the book. Supporting blog: InnovationFatigue.com computer gold health innovation ... windows Nov 2010 S M T W T F S Log-In My Blog My Profile Leave Message ... Add as neighbors H E United Nations China ... email posted Monday, 20 September 2004 The human rights abuses of the Communist Laotian government continue in their persecution of the mountain tribe of Hmong people. " Children of Laos tribe 'butchered by soldiers' " is a disturbing story reported by Kim Sengupta in the Independent (United Kingdom) on Sept. 14, 2004. The torture and slaughter of Hmong children, for example, is one aspect of the state-sponsored terror from the brutal Laotian regime. With the United Nations being dominated by rogue states with little respect for human rights, it's a waste of time to think that they will do anything real to help human rights in Laos, just as they did nothing real to help the crisis in Rwanda, and just as they are doing virtually nothing for Sudan (the brutal Sudanese government was even put on the UN's human right's commission this year, as if they were a legitimate government standing on the moral high ground!). But I urge the United States to cease recognition of the terror regime in Laos and cut off financial aid and trade.

44. Communist Party Of Pakistan - Definition
    Communist Party of Pakistan, a communist political party in Pakistan. CPP was founded in Calcutta (India) on March 6 1948. A decision was taken at the Second All India Conference of  
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    Extractions: Communist Party of Pakistan , a communist political party in Pakistan . CPP was founded in Calcutta (India) on March 6 . A decision was taken at the Second All India Conference of Communist Party of India , which was held in Calcutta at that time, that a separate communist party ought to be created in the new state Pakistan . The thesis was that Pakistan , being a small (in comparision to India ) and unstable country was ripe for revolution. The delegate from Pakistan separated themselves and held a separate session were they constituted the CPP. Sajjad Zahir (founder, All India Progressive Writers Association), from West Pakistan , was elected General Secretary. The delegates from East Pakistan elected an East Pakistan Provincial Committee. Many muslim leaders of CPI were sent to Pakistan to help the build-up of the party there. The attempt of making a revolution in Pakistan falied. The leaders of CPP were jailed. In there was the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case , in which many leading members were convicted. In general, the party was forcibly repressed by successive governments. Diplomatic intervention by Nehru led to the most prominent CPP leaders being freed and sent into exile in India (or, in the view of some, sent back to India). At this stage CPP was in a very bad shape in West Pakistan, but in East Pakistan the party did have some base and developed mass work. It was however extremely difficult to have an unified underground political organization spanning over such a vast territory. In reality the East Pakistan branch operated quite autonomously.

45. Vietnam War
    Ho Chi Minh and his communist political party, the Vietminh, refused to accept these terms and would not answer to French authority in any form.  
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    Extractions: The Vietnam War by Neal McLaughlin August 2004 Long before the first 35 American military advisors ever-stepped foot onto the soil of Southeast Asian and long before the construction of the first Special Forces out -post, France had already colonized the easternmost region of the Indochina peninsula. In the early part of the 19th century the race was on for establishing a Colonial Empire. The French quickly seized Cochin China as a colony and in 1863 became the protective force of Cambodia, followed by Annam and Tonkin in 1884. These four states were to be unionized into Indochina in 1887 with Laos completing the union in 1893. During World War II the French were forced to allow the Army of Japan to utilize their colonies in North Indochina, however, when the Japanese moved into South Indochina in 1941, the Americans, deeming this a threat to the Philippines, reacted by freezing all of the Japanese assets in America. Toward the end of World War II as the Japanese invaders were pulling out of French Indochina, France had announced their plans for an alliance of Indochina within the French union thereby allowing the states to form their own governments.

46. Cheap Flights To Beijing China - Gohop.ie
    A vast city and the current seat of the communist political party in China, this city is on a roller coaster ride into the future. This city is enjoying explosive growth and is  
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    Extractions: Home info@gohop.com To find a cheap flight to Beijing please supply your travel information and click the search button below. Alternatively you can call us on +353 1 2412389 to find cheap flights to Beijing from Ireland Rid yourself of those visions of Maoist revolutionaries and stereo type communists as Beiing is anything but the expected. A vast city and the current seat of the communist political party in China, this city is on a roller coaster ride into the future. This city is enjoying explosive growth and is becoming increasingly more librel and when you visit this city it is vital that you discover the genuine from the fake, many of its architectural beauties have been ressurected to achieve authenticity however dont be fooled by the colossal flyoves and huge boulevards that give this city an air fo imperial grandeur that is impressive and surreal at the same time. The choice of airlines that can get flights to Beijing from Ireland include the following. KLM offers flights to Beijing via Amsterdam British Airways offers flights to Beijing from Ireland via London Heathrow Cathay Pacific offer flights to Beijing via London or Frankfurt. You will fly from Dublin to either London or Frankfurt on Aerlingus.

47. Gunmen Kill Leader Of Serbian Militia - NYTimes.com
    Unidentified gunmen on Sunday night shot to death the No. 2 man in a paramilitary group begun last month by the most formidable antiCommunist political party in the Serbian  
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