History of the Popes 
.... drives. Karl Marx and VI Lenin. Civil War in France: The
Paris Commune. Rev. Ed. New York: International Publishers, 1988. This ....
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Marx on Historical Change & Capitalism
.... New York: WW Norton, 1978. Marx writes about the
Paris Commune and does so in a way that shows him to be a radical democrat. Marx ....
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Design Change in Paris
.... Karl Marx wrote about the
Paris Commune, which he saw as the first example in history of the dictatorship of the proletariat, though it was short-lived. ....
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Issues of the French Revolution
.... In Aug. 1792 a mob stormed the palace and an insurrectionary
commune replaced the legally elected one; all police power was seized by the
Paris commune. ....
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Paris and Vienna as Cultural Centers
.... As a result of this rebellion, a temporary revolutionary government known as the "
Paris Commune" was established. The
Paris Commune ....
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The French Revolution
.... National Guard. However, this event was largely organized by radical members of the Assembly and the
Paris Commune. Agitators such ....
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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR & FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR
.... over the new French armies eventually resulted in the overthrow of the Gambetta government and a shift to the left by the formation of the
Paris Commune. ....
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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR AND THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR
.... over the new French armies eventually resulted in the overthrow of the Gambetta government and a shift to the left by the formation of the
Paris Commune. ....
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The Geopolitical Future
.... There were strains in society's fabric as well: the 1848 social protest uprisings, the seizing of France's capital by the
Paris Commune (1871). ....
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Geopolitical Power Changes
.... the early 1870s. There were strains in the social fabric: the uprisings in 1848, the
Paris Commune in 1871. Still, the prevailing ....
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Political Evolution of 19th Century Britain
.... The explosion of the
Paris Commune was still in the future, but the 1860s were also the period in which Karl Marx was hard at work, and in which the word ....
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THE DREYFUS AFFAIR & THE THIRD REPUBLIC
.... defeat by Prussia/Germany; and the internal disorder which led to, and ultimately resulted in, the repression by the French state of the 1871
Paris Commune. ....
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Karl Marx and Adam Smith
.... 1871), analyzed the experience of the short-lived revolutionary government established in
Paris during the Franco-Prussian War (see
Commune of
Paris, 1871). ....
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The Career of Otto von Bismarck
.... In 1871 Chancellor Bismarck had a ready example to strengthen his convictions: the uprising of the
Paris Commune against the government of Louis Napoleon ....
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War and Society in Europe
.... and the installation of a new republic that attempted to prosecute the war but that had no success and that itself fell to the
Paris Commune, another attempt ....
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The French Revolution
.... In August 1792, the palace was stormed, and Louis was imprisoned by a new revolutionary "
Commune of
Paris." The Assembly, reduced to a "patriotic" rump, could ....
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The War of the End of the World
.... matter capitalistic republicanism, and this life of dedication to revolutionary precepts is reflected in Gall's history of involvement in the
Paris Commune. ....
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The Russian Revolution as a Social Movement
.... He said that after the socialist revolution, the bourgeois state would be replaced by organizations developed on the model of the
Paris Commune of 1871. ....
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The Russian Revolution
.... He said that after the socialist revolution, the bourgeois state would be replaced by organizations developed on the model of the
Paris Commune of 1871. ....
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Laclos' "Les Liaisons Dangereuses"
.... Chaumette, a figure in the
Paris Commune, went to the guillotine in 1794, at Robespierre's behest. Later that same year, so did Robespierre. ....
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Arthur Rimbaud
.... Later, he ran away to Brussels, only to be brought home. Once again, he fled to
Paris in time to witness the bloody crushing of the
Commune. ....
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The poetry of Arthur Rimbaud
.... Later, he ran away to Brussels, only to be brought home. Once again, he fled to
Paris in time to witness the bloody crushing of the
Commune. ....
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Modernity and Urban Life
.... alienated in a Marxist sense, Schwartz argues, the force of urban popular culture (except for the short-lived
Commune of 1871) was ....
Paris, Capital of Modernity. ....
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Gustave Courbet
.... When the revolutionary
Commune fell in 1871 Courbet, who had been an official but had .... 1954) was born in Le Cadeau in Picardy and studied law briefly in
Paris. ....
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Departure of Leninism from Marxism
.... Lenin sees Marx' views on the
Paris Commune as a prefiguration of this temporary state, with armed workers instead of standing army, and elected, revocable ....
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Psychological Analysis of Pol Pot
.... and part learned from the Marxist cell organization in
Paris -- was a .... This militant, agrarian
commune specialized in both rice production and guerilla warfare. ....
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Revival of Towns and Trade
.... and by the 13th century universities, especially in Bologna and
Paris--both commercial .... lords, as the violent revolt of the Laon
Commune vividly demonstrates ....
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Women of the French Impressionist Movement
.... Thus, when the Communards took over
Paris in 1871, Gustave Courbet, an artist of pre-Impressionist sensibilities named
Commune Councillor in Charge of Fine Arts ....
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Soviet Art & Avant-Garde Artists
.... Aleksander Rodchenko and the important journal Art of the
Commune was edited .... Constructivism." In Reconstructing Modernism: Art in New York,
Paris, and Montreal ....
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Economic Reform & Implications in China
.... responsibility of each farm family continues to be the fulfillment of its
commune production quota. ....
Paris: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ....
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