Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             |            defeat of the socialist-­communist coalition in the recent
 2 Messag            |    affecting (in different degrees) communist and capitalist regimes are
 3 Messag,    1, 2   | etymological sense) also desired by communist theoreticians.~This character
 4 Messag,    1, 3   |             open coalition with the Communist Party (CP). 2 In 1981 this
 5 Messag        (2) |             It is necessary for the Communist Party to accept this obvious
 6 Messag        (2) |      nothing away from the role the Communist Party should play in it" (
 7 Messag        (2) |              one and a half million communist voters (one fourth of the
 8 Messag,    1, 4   |           of the 44 deputies of the Communist Party and 20 other deputies
 9 Messag,    2, 1   |        beginnings, suffered clearly communist spasms dur­ing its last
10 Messag,    2, 1   |              not to mention all the communist revolutions and agitation
11 Messag,    2, 3   |         strategy, the SP holds that communist principles must be applied
12 Messag,    2, 6   |          comparing wage ceilings in communist countries with those in
13 Messag        (36)|          State is the building of a communist classless society in which
14 Messag        (36)|          classless society in which communist social self-management will
15 Messag        (36)|           socialist State, into the communist self-management of society.
16 Messag        (46)|     Humanité, official organ of the Communist Party, 5/ 15/81).~Furthermore,
17 Commun            |            support of the socialist Communist coalition, is actively making
18 Commun            |         aside avowedly socialist or communist newspapers, the serene and
19 Author            |       general.~ ~The Church and the Communist State: the Impossible Coexistence (
20 Author            |               Indian Tribalism, the Communist Missionary Ideal for Brazil
21 Author            |            is the most dynamic anti­communist leader in the country. His