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The Soviet Bloc

Unity and Conflict, Revised and Enlarged Edition

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Publication Date: 01/01/1967

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  • Part 1. The First Phase: 1945-1947
    • The People’s Democracy
    • Institutional and Ideological Diversity
    • 1. The Political Background
    • 2. Problems of Theory
    • 3. Problems of Diversity
  • Part 2. The Second Phase: 1947-1953
    • Stalinism
    • Institutional and Ideological Uniformity
    • 4. The Theory Reconsidered
    • 5. Laying the Socialist Foundations
    • 6. Stalinism: A Pattern for the Communist Interstate System
    • 7. The Stalinist Legacy
  • Part 3. The Third Phase: 1953-1956
    • From Thaw to Deluge
    • Institutional and Ideological Diversity
    • 8. The New Course: Stalinism Dissipated
    • 9.The Impact of Yugoslavia
    • 10. Hungary: The Test Case of National Communism
    • 11. The Polish October: The Challenge of Domesticism
  • Part 4. The Fourth Phase: 1957-1959
    • The Communist “Commonwealth”
    • Institutional Diversity and Ideological Uniformity
    • 12. The Maoist Effort to Reconstruct
    • 13. Unity Through the Struggle Against Revisionism
    • 14. The Polish Way to Socialism
    • 15. Divergent Unity
  • Part 5. The Fifth Phase: 1960-1965
    • Communist Pluralism
    • Institutional and Ideological Diversity
    • 16. The Sino-Soviet Conflict
    • 17. Satellites into Junior Allies
    • 18. The Soviet Alliance System
    • 19. Ideology and Power in Relations among Communist States
  • Appendix
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index

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