Communism
It is a national form of proactive economic socialism vs, example, an international form of classless, incompetent (based on pencil-whipping) economic socialism - marxist (which a lot of democratic-republics have adapted recently)..
Karl Marx subscribed to a form of socialism known as revolutionary or Marxist socialism. This ideology emphasizes the need for the working class to overthrow the capitalist system through a revolution in order to establish a classless society where the means of production are owned collectively.
national socialism
There was no African form of Socialism.
Communism is generally regarded to be a more developed form of socialism. Socialism and communism are both based on social ownership of the means of production and social appropriation of the surplus product. From a Marxist analysis, communism becomes technically feasible once productive technology enables superabundance, short work hours, and free distribution of goods and services. Communism can therefore be thought of as an advanced development of socialism.
Nazism has of course no connection at all with Socialism, which means a classless stateless society based on production for use.
No. He viewed what he called "utopian socialism" as too idealistic and impractical. He proposed scientific socialism instead, because he believed that socialism was the scientifically proven next stage of human economic development.
It is a special form of socialism
Socialism
YesMaybe a bit. You could say communism is an extreme form of socialism.
Anarchists were socialists and still consider themselves to be socialists. Anarchists opposed what is today called "state socialism", meaning any type of socialism that advocates for state ownership of the means of production as a form of social ownership. Liberals, conservatives, fascists and monarchists generally opposed socialism.
Democratic Socialism ;)