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Marxist–Leninists hold that successful revolutions involve more than spontaneous ... Marxist–Leninists adhere to Marx's two-stages model of communism, involving ... ...

Many Marxist–Leninists believe that protracted people's war is not universal ... typically cannot work. However most Marxist–Leninists despise the revolutionary ... ...

Khrushchev was suspected by many Marxist–Leninists and even many non-MLs of bearing responsibility for the death of then-incumbent leader Joseph Stalin, who officially ... ...

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today the concept is controversial among many Marxist–Leninists, who felt it unfairly targeted various religious groups. State atheism is still practiced in China, Vietnam ... ...

hordes of "doctrinaire" Marxist–Leninists at home and abroad. The downfall of socialist governments in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe caused much rejoicing ... ...

nature, its organization was largely dominated by Marxist–Leninists such as Ernesto "Che" Guevara and Raúl Castro. Thus, many Maxists consider the Cuban Revolution ... ...

Marcos and the EZLN have been criticized by some Marxist–Leninists for not taking advantage of establishing a revolutionary vanguard and refusing to engage in guerilla ... ...

The scientific socialist definition of the term, as used by Marxist–Leninists, refers to a particular stage of historical development—specifically the transitional ... ...

Category:Cuban Marxist–Leninists Category:Cuban nationalists Category:Cuban revolutionaries Category:Communist leaders Category:Featured page Category:Former heads ... ...

its top leadership was largely dominated by Marxist–Leninists such as Fidel Castro, Raúl Castro and Che Guevara, and its earliest announced goals were intentionally kept ... ...