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 1   5    |       of materialism and other errors inherent to Marxist philosophy;~
 2   7, 2 |      most flagrant or declared errors ‑ which succeed in de­forming
 3   7, 2 | partial injustices and partial errors are more easily accepted
 4   7, 6 |   judgment expressed about the errors disseminated in our so­ciety,
 5   8    |  hearts saturated with all the errors of Communism. In short,
 6   8    | Communist regime, in which the errors are inculcated by the State
 7   8    |    they will act against these errors much more than they did
 8 Summ, 5|      keep silent about certain errors of Marxism ‑ especially
 9 Summ, 6|     Her being silent about the errors of the Communist regime,
10 Summ, 8|      saturated with all of the errors of Communism.~ ~