Socialism in the Twentieth Century: a historical reflection
Author: Donald Sassoon
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Description: Socialism in the Twentieth Century: a historical reflection por Donald Sassoon examines the evolution and transformations of socialism throughout the 20th century. It provides a critical analysis of its various forms, successes, and failures, making it a valuable resource for understanding socialism's complex history.
Pages: 18
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