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Totalitarianism is a permanent revolution since the revolution is permanent. Once a state becomes totalitarian, there is no going back.
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Stalins totalitarianism was a constant rapid and profound change called?
"permanent revolution"
When was The Permanent Revolution created?
The Permanent Revolution was created in 1930.
When was Permanent Revolution - group - created?
Permanent Revolution - group - was created in 2006.
When was Permanent Revolution - album - created?
Permanent Revolution - album - was created on 2006-06-27.
The General Will theory of which enlightenment thinker influenced the French Revolution and the rise of modern totalitarianism?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
What has the author ROSEMARY HT O'KANE written?
ROSEMARY H.T O'KANE has written: 'PATHS TO DEMOCRACY: REVOLUTION AND TOTALITARIANISM'
Which effect of the communist revolution in china do you think had the most permanent impact?
The cultural revolution
What is a permanent revolution and why did Mao want one?
permanent revolution is the state or condition, envisaged by Leon Trotsky, of a country's continuing revolutionary progress being dependent on a continuing process of revolution in other countries. Mao wanted a permanent revolution because In Mao's eyes, only permanent revolution, an atmosphere of constant revolutionary fervor, could enable the Chinese to overcome the past and achieve the final stage of communism
What actors and actresses appeared in Art Is... The Permanent Revolution - 2012?
The cast of Art Is... The Permanent Revolution - 2012 includes: Sigmund Abeles as himself Ann Chernow as herself
What are some examples of totalitarianism in the movie v for vendetta?
Hitler at the time of the second world war. starlin in the Russian revolution? i think it was starlin
Did Napoleon turn permanent revolution into permanent war?
The Wars that Napoleon fought were not always begun by him or by France.
What has the author Paul Kecskemeti written?
Paul Kecskemeti has written: 'Insurgency as a strategic problem' -- subject(s): Guerrilla warfare, Revolutions, Subversive activities 'The unexpected revolution' -- subject(s): History 'The future of totalitarianism' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Totalitarianism
