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Whilst I don't believe my answer is a complete answer it is perhaps a semantic one:

"Marxism" is a political theory developed at the end of the 19th Century by Marx and Engels. It's policies are laid out in the original "Manifesto of the Communist Party" published by Karl Marx and NOT to be confused with the Constitution of the former Soviet Union.

Marx expected his Proletarian Revolution to begin in capitalist developing countries with a large intellectual class and educated workers. The very last place in Europe he expected to see adoption of his economic and political policies was Tzarist Russia, which had virtually no middle class and no education for peasants and workers.

Karl Marx's work makes no mention of restriction of free speech.

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