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   Anti-communism

   Anti-communism refers to opposition to communism. Historically, the word "communism" has been used to refer to several types of communal social organization and their supporters, but, since the mid-19th century, the dominant school of communism in the world has been Marxism.
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   Category:Anti-communism

   Anti-communism is the main article of this category that groups ideologies, people, organizations, operations, policies and governments opposed to communism, whether before, during, or after the Cold War.
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   Communism

   Anti-communism
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   McCarthyism

   In less than a year, McCarthy was censured by the Senate and his position as a prominent force in anti-communism was essentially ended.
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   Żydokomuna

   Anti-communism
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   Nazism

   Thus, Nazism’s populism, anti-communism and anti-capitalism helped it become more powerful and popular than traditional conservative parties, like the DNVP.
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   Joseph McCarthy

   An increasing number of Republicans and conservatives were coming to see McCarthy as a liability to the party and to anti-communism.
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   Eurocommunism

   From an Anti-Revisionist point of view, Enver Hoxha in Eurocommunism is Anti-Communism views Eurocommunism as the result of Nikita Khrushchev's policy of peaceful coexistence.
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   Fascism

   | | Anti-communism | ... It supported anti-capitalism, anti-Marxism, repudiating the latter's divisive class war philosophy, and was directly opposed to the ruling Republican regime.
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    Council communism

    Anti-communism

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Anti-communism,
• Category:Anti-communism,
• Communism,
• McCarthyism,
• Żydokomuna,
• Nazism,
• Joseph McCarthy,
• Eurocommunism,
• Fascism,
• Council communism