-
minority and the vast
majority of the
party was
Eurocommunist. In 1984, with a
strong Eurocommunist majority the hard-line
organizations were m****ively...
- in 1991, the party's
Eurocommunist leadership disbanded the party,
establishing the
Democratic Left. In 1988 the anti-
Eurocommunist faction launched the...
- such as
Manuel Azcárate and Jean Ellenstein, who were
involved in the
Eurocommunist movement,
expressed the view that
Lenin and his
ideas were irrelevant...
- and a two decade-long
period of
moderation during which it
adopted a "
Eurocommunist" position, the PCM
merged with
three other far-left
political parties...
- 1980s,
especially in
relation to the
split between the reform-minded
eurocommunist wing of the CPGB and the traditionalist, pro-Soviet group, the latter...
-
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February 2020. Spieker,
Manfred (October 1980). "How the
Eurocommunists Interpret Democracy". The
Review of Politics. 42 (4).
Cambridge University...
- and its All-Union
Communist Party (Bolsheviks)
during the Cold War.
Eurocommunists tended to have a
larger attachment to
liberty and
democracy than their...
- Party.
Shlomo Sand and
Mahmoud Darwish were also
Rakah activists. The
Eurocommunist faction, led by Sneh,
remained in Maki. It was
reported in the Soviet...
-
Soviet Union during the Cold War. Internally, SKP was divided, with a
Eurocommunist mainstream and a
hardline pro-Moscow minority,
called the Taistoists...
-
splinter group from the pro-Chinese KFML,
which in turn had
split from the
Eurocommunist Left
Party in 1967. "The (r)s" ("(r)-arna")
considered that KFML had...
