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New Edition Of CCP's Book Of Its History Portrays Xi As Picture Of Leadership Consistent With That Of Mao Zedong - Vimarsana News

New Edition Of CCP's Book Of Its History Portrays Xi As Picture Of Leadership Consistent With That Of Mao Zedong

To mark its 100th anniversary, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently released the latest edition of its book A Brief History of the Communist Party of China. An online accoun To mark its 100th anniversary, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently released the latest edition of its book A Brief History of the Communist Party of China. An online account, Ouzhou Jin Xue analyzed the differences between the previous edition of the book, published in 2001, and the 2021 edition.

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The most OUTRAGEOUS laws people were jailed for in the USSR - Vimarsana News

The most OUTRAGEOUS laws people were jailed for in the USSR

The most OUTRAGEOUS laws people were jailed for in the USSR Kira Lisitskaya (Photo: Vladimir Smirnov,Vladimir Korotayev,Nikolai Nikitin/TASS) Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, all these provisions of the law were abolished, but until then, it had been normal practice, for instance, to put a person behind bars for having no job. Jokes about Stalin and the Communist Party In the 1930s-40s, it was not safe to tell jokes about the leaders of the Communist Party or, God forbid, about Stalin himself. Such jokes were regarded as a crime under a provision of “Anti-Soviet ...

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Economists and December 16, 1971 | The Express Tribune - Vimarsana News

Economists and December 16, 1971 | The Express Tribune

Economists and December 16, 1971 The economic and social consequences of the Ayubian growth model fed a mass movement that led to another coup The writer is a senior political economist based in Islamabad. He can be reached at [email protected] For those who were old enough in 1971 to understand and feel what was going around them, despite the thick smog of censorship imposed by the military dictator, December is a month of sadness. It was on the 16 th day of this month when the powers that be surrendered to a foreign power rather than their own people. Such catastrophes do not happen in a s...