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| | National Bolshevik Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The National Bolshevik Party is a political party in Russia adhering to the ideology of National Bolshevism. | | | However, when Dugin left the NBP to create his own party "Eurasia" the NBP diminished the importance of its geo-political agenda in favor of a national one, concentrating on the defense of Russian minorities in the former USSR republics and the opposition to the political regime in Russia. | | | Since the NBP was refused registration as an official party, its preferred political activity has consisted of nonviolent direct action stunts carried out mostly against prominent political figures in order to protest political and social issues and to gain popularity among the russian population. |
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| | Bolshevik - encyclopedia article about Bolshevik. |
| | political party A political party is a political organization that subscribes to a certain ideology and seeks to attain political power within a government. | | | After the name change, however, the party was generally known as the Communist Party with the name Bolshevik referring to the party prior to 1918.1917 Revolutions The February 1917 revolution came about when Tsar Nicholas II attempted to dissolve the Duma only to have the body reject the action and declare a provisional government. | | | The Petrograd Bolshevik Party had been under the control of Stalin who supported the provisional government. |
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| | National Bolshevik Party - definition of National Bolshevik Party in Encyclopedia |
| | The National Bolshevik Party is a political party in Russia which supports the implementation of National Bolshevism. | | | Since the NBP was refused registration as an official party, its preferred political activity has consisted of nonviolent direct action stunts carried out mostly against prominent political figures in order to protest political and social issues and to gain popularity among the russian population. | | | The party is known for attracting young people on the margin of society, from delinquents and anarchists to vanguard intellectuals and artists. |
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| | Francisco Franco: Definition and Much More From Answers.com |
| | In 1937 he merged all the other Nationalist political parties with the Falange, assuming leadership of the new party. | | | He also managed to fuse the ideologically incompatible Falange ("phalanx", a far-right Spanish political party with close connections to Hitler and Mussolini) and the Carlist parties under his rule. | | | During his rule non-Government trade unions and all political opponents right across the spectrum, from communist and anarchist organizations to liberal democrats and nationalists, were suppressed. |
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| | Religioscope > Archives > Russia: religion looms as electoral factor |
| | On 28 February, the Eurasia political party and the Kremlin's internal policy department held a conference devoted to the stance of Russia's so-called traditional religious confessions (Orthodoxy, Islam, Buddhism and Judaism) towards December's parliamentary elections and the likely influence of voters' religious convictions on the results. | | | Dugin provided one example of how religious considerations might be used to affect the fortunes of a particular political party. | | | The director of the Moscow-based Sova (Owl) Centre, which monitors religious and social relations as well as national and religious xenophobia in Russia, does not believe a split in the Communist Party between staunchly Marxist and patriotic Orthodox factions is a realistic possibility, however. |
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| | ninemsn Encarta - Fascism |
| | All political parties except the Fascist Party, were banned, and Mussolini became Il Duce—the leader of the party. | | | Fascist regimes often resemble—and sometimes change into—dictatorships, military governments, or authoritarian tyrannies, but fascism itself is distinguishable from any of these as a specifically political movement and doctrine often maintained by political parties out of power. | | | At first governing constitutionally at the head of a cross-party coalition, he soon shook off remaining curbs on his authority and established a dictatorship. |
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| | ipedia.com: Communist Party of the Soviet Union Article |
| | Glasnost allowed freedom of speech in the Soviet Union and a flourishing of political debate within the Communist Party to a degree not seen since the Russian Revolution while perestroika was an attempt to restructure the political and particularly the economic organisation of the country. | | | At the Tenth Party Congress of 1921, factions were banned in the party, including the Workers Opposition, and in 1922 the Communist Party became the only legal political party. | | | This was both an attempt to "proletarianize" the party and an attempt by Stalin to strengthen his base by outnumbering the Old Bolsheviks and reducing their influence in the party. |
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| | In 2000, Dugin created Eurasia, a Moscow-based social-political movement and political party that fully supports Putin. | | | Dugin became the party's chief ideologue and the editor of its newspaper, "Limonka." Later that year, Dugin published the well-known monograph "Conservative Revolution," which attempted to articulate a single philosophy that combined certain fascist-conservative dogmas with ultra-leftist political slogans and revolutionary cultural avant-gardism. | | | Eurasia party founder and chief ideologue of the Russian geopolitical school |
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| | Worker-communist Party of Iran - Office of International Relations |
| | The political freedom of the individual is a cover for the his actual rightlessness and lack of political influence, and a means of legitimizing the and political rule and the state of the capitalist class. | | | The camp of the bourgeoisie, again for all its various strands of thought, political parties, thinkers and leaders, stands for the preservation of the status quo and the protection of the capitalist system and the economic and political power and privileges of the bourgeoisie, in the face of workers' drive for freedom and equality. | | | The worker-communist party struggles for the complete victory of the social revolution of the working class and the introduction of workers' communist programme in its entirety. |
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| | Political Parties and Electoral Systems in Lebanon and Israel: Interactive Reinforcement |
| | In Lebanon, the role of political parties has been weak, specifically in the tendency for traditional and neotraditional forces to be emphasized while the role of political parties is being undermined by these forces. | | | The relatively weak political role of the political parties in Lebanon is attributed to the structure of these parties, which remained highly confessional and depended heavily on individual traditional communal leaders. | | | Fifth, since the 1970s, the changes that occurred to political parties representation was associated with the rise of a new political force in Israeli society, that of the Sephardim, non-European Jews who came mainly from North Africa and Asia. |
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| | The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights |
| | The eleven-page report criticized the performance of the Committee and said that it has crossed over its legally delegated specialization when it attempted to change the party's leadership, which is considered a violation of the right to administer political parties. | | | The Labor Party's crisis is still ongoing since the Committee for Political Parties' Affairs ordered on 20 May 2002 a freeze on its activities and stopped the publication of its newspaper, Al-Shaab. | | | It initially accepted three parties, which are the Arab Socialist Egypt Party, Al-Tagamuu Party, and Al-Ahrar Party. |
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| | Bolshevik - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | The Russian Social Democratic Workers Party was a Marxist political party. | | | In 1905 the Bolshevik group became a separate political party, the RSDLP (B) the 'B' in brackets standing for 'Bolsheviki'. | | | After the Revolution, the Bolshevik Party decided to call itself "the Communist Party". |
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| | Hizballah Rising |
| | Originally founded as a party designed to represent the interests of the economically and politically disenfranchised Shi'a population, its establishment heralded the emergence of a sectarian-led attempt to alter the political status quo that had for centuries deprived the community of a political voice. | | | While the party is currently in a strong position within the Shi'a community politically, this has not always been the case, and the party is pragmatic enough to realize this fact. | | | The party is genuinely popular, both as a consequence of its resistance activities that prompted the 2000 withdrawal of the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) from the country's south, as well as its ability to achieve the return of prisoners from Israeli jails in return for the remains of IDF soldiers. |
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| | Amitai Etzioni Notes: November 2003 Archive |
| | Fall in electoral turnout and party membership can, it is true, be traced partly to the political parties moving to the centre of the political spectrum, and the fact that one party has maintained a clear lead in the polls in the last two general elections. | | | Decline in voting, moreover, is mirrored in falls in party and trade union membership and identification with political parties. | | | A staggering 98.5 per cent of voters now have no formal connection to a political party. |
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| | Eurasia Contra America |
| | While political parties such as the NBP and the Communist Party are more focussed on domestic problems than the Eurasians, Dugin's movement does offer suggested priorities for Russian domestic policy, a mixed economy being one and maximum cultural autonomy being another. | | | Alexander Dugin, "Program and Statutes of the Political Party Eurasia." | | | Among the German National Socialists, their was a wing of the party that advocated friendship with Russia. |
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| | Court sentences Bolshevik Party activists for breaking into government building |
| | Sergei Mitrokhin, of the liberal Yabloko party, said the punishment was excessive, and was meant "to scare the society and return Russia to the times of political purges." | | | A Moscow district court sentenced seven members of a right-wing political party to five years in prison Monday for breaking into the Health Ministry to protest controversial social legislation. | | | The Tver district court found the National Bolshevik Party activists guilty on hooliganism and other charges for the August break-in, the Interfax news agency said. |
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| | The representatives of this wing are pragmatic and well aware that Turkey is not ready to become the politically dominating power in Eurasia without the support of the West, either economically or politically. | | | Nationalistic political parties in Armenia are of the opinion that as long as Turkey rejects the fact of the Genocide, the large-scale trade-and-economic cooperation with it is inexpedient. | | | If the Armenian party aspired for concentrating the agenda of bilateral relations on the economic issues, Ambassador Vural was interested, first of all, in the issues of the Armenian Genocide and the Armenian-Turkish boundary, as well as the problem of the Karabakh conflict's settlement and only then in trade and economic issues. |
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| | Fascism |
| | He was injured and returned to Italy and started a new political party, the Fascist party. | | | Great Britain still had a fascist movement though, and a sizable fascist political party. | | | Mussolini was the leader of the fascist party in Italy. |
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| | Fascism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In the early 1920s, the Catholic party in Italy (Partito Popolare) was in the process of forming a coalition with the Reform Party that could have stabilized Italian politics and thwarted Mussolini's projected coup. | | | The Italian Socialist Party ejected the syndicalists in 1908. | | | This underlying theorem made the Fascists and National Socialists in the period between the two world wars sometimes see themselves and their respective political labels as at best partially exclusive of one another, and at worst diametrically opposed to one another. |
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| | Great Purge |
| | The Great Purge was a period of mass repression in the Soviet Union in the late 1930s, during which the Communist Party leadership under Joseph Stalin used execution and mass imprisonment to eliminate existing and potential political opposition among its members. | | | The term purge in Soviet political slang was an abbreviation of the expression purge of the Party ranks, the Party being, of course, the Communist Party. | | | Many local party leaders were denounced and accused of abuses of power. |
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| | Washingtonpost.com: Live Online |
| | In Lebanon, Hezbollah has become an accepted part of mainstream society -- complete with its own uniformed army, political party, schools, a satellite TV network, and souvenirs: everything from Hezbollah key chains to postcards and perfume. | | | Also, in the Lebanese political context, the other Shiite political party, Amal, who have a slightly less bloody history, are today essentially nothing more than a bunch of thugs. | | | Their political party, for example, has the largest number of MPs, democratically elected, in the Lebanese parliament. |
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| | Pan-Russian Social-Political Movement EURASIA |
| | The party EURASIA is the ideal political platform for their realization. | | | According to a sociological survey, 100% of the representatives of the humanist intelligentsia acknowledge eurasism as a philosophy of ideology and a political phenomenon. | | | In it the representatives of the national movements – first of all, Russian but also Tatar, Yakut, Tuva, Chechen, Kalmyk, Ingush and all the rest &; can find a way to express their political and cultural aspirations. |
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| | Lebanese Political Parties - The Amal Movement Video for sale |
| | Amal, meaning "hope," is the popular name of the Shiite political party otherwise known as "The Movement of the Disinherited." The party was founded in 1973 by Shiite cleric Mousa El-Sadr, drawing its initial political strength through its close ties with Iran. | | | In 1973, Shiite cleric Mousa El-Sadr formed the Amal political party, also known as "The Movement of the Disinherited." When it began, the party was largely grounded by its connections with Iran, but would go on to become its own militia throughout the Lebanese Civil War. | | | The Amal Movement now holds a significant number of parliamentary seats, due largely to the number of people it represents and its successful resistance to the Israeli occupation of the south. |
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| | Second, the decline of the Amal party and its inability to define its political objectives in terms that appealed to the majority of Lebanon's Shiites further led to conditions favorable to Hizbullah's rise to prominence. | | | First, the party claims that there can be no compromise with the Israeli state regarding the sovereignty over Palestinian land, and second, Hizbullah maintains the view that no distinction can be made between Judaism as a religion and Israel as a state. | | | Further disrupting Amal's political project in Lebanon were the end of hostilities between Egypt and Israel and the signing of the Camp David Accords, a series of events which effectively empowered Israel in its desire to consolidate its security posture toward Lebanon. |
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| | Chapter Two - From the History of Bolshevism, Part One |
| | Furthermore, the differences between the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks were not confined, as one would suppose from reading Monty Johnstone, to the question of Party organisation, but involved every basic political question arising from the analysis of the nature of the Russian Revolution itself. | | | Far from the period of Monty Johnstone's famous "thirteen or fourteen years" consisting of a clear separation of two political Parties, right up until 1912, the history of Bolshevism was the history of numerous and repeated attempts to unite the Party on a principled basis. | | | It was this political question, and not any squabble over the Party Rules that determined the evolution of the two tendencies in the direction of an irrevocable split, and led to the final transition of Menshevism to the side of the White Armies in 1918. |
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| | Eurasia Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This means that the party enjoys full rights within the Russian political process. | | | It is a geopolitical party of the patriots of Russia, of the étatists. | | | The Eurasia Party was registered as a political party by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on 21 June 2002, approximately one year after the Pan-Russian Eurasia Movement was established by Aleksandr Dugin. |
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| | The Cuban Communist Party's Anti-Castro Activities |
| | Castro intelligently recognized that the Communist party leaders were extremely able in organizing the political muscles of the country in a manner which would benefit his upcoming official joining of the Communist bloc. | | | The Communist Party, in accordance with its own statutes, is a democratic party which pursues its objectives within the margin of the capitalist regime and denounces violence as a mean of political action, and as a consequence of this, has the right to the same treatment as any other party in Cuba | | | That was the foremost dilemma in the Party's concerns, for 1952 had seen steady erosion in the Party's influence upon Cuban politics, highlighted by the loss of control of the Cuban unions. |
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| | Shaping the Circle, Exhibit--Cultural Conflict and Acculturation: The Know Nothing Party |
| | The Germans in Indianapolis entered the political arena with a rather heavy vote in 1854, and by 1855 they were engaged in a battle royal with the American party, a new party which appeared for a brief period of time. | | | The American party was dubbed the "Know Nothing Party" because to all questions that were asked them they would give the stereotyped answer, "I don't know.". | | | The Germans, furthermore, were still largely members of the Democratic party, although the ties with this party were beginning to weaken. |
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| | Political terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In 1985, after most of its leaders had been released, the Tupamaros became a legitimate, democratic political party. | | | Criminal terrorists — those who use blackmail, intimidation, and the promotion of fear — are differentiated from political terrorists because the former seek to enrich themselves, whereas for the latter, it is a sine qua non that terrorist action is motivated and justified by the furtherance of an objective cause. | | | In contrast to revolutionary terrorists, the motives of the sub-revolutionary actor are often blurred, so that it difficult to say whether he assassinates for authentic political reasons or because he is a deranged psychopath. |
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| | Ariel Sharon: Biography and Much More From Answers.com |
| | As such, he is also leader of Likud, the largest party in the governing coalition of political parties in the Israeli Knesset (parliament). | | | Soon after, he joined the right-wing Likud political party. | | | Ariel Sharon (Hebrew: אריאל שרון, born February 27, 1928) is a long-serving Israeli political and military leader, and has been Prime Minister of Israel since March 2001, the eleventh holder of that office. |
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