Word: marxisms
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Marxism's annual spring rites would seem slightly out of place in Paris, where the Communists were in lonesome and (temporarily) confused opposition. And in Italy, where Communism had come so close to achieving its greatest triumph since the Russian revolution, May Day saw Communism clearly rebuffed by the Italian people...
...years since Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto espoused "an open, legalized community of women," few subjects have been more frequently disputed by Marxists. Lenin, in one of his sharpest departures from Marxism, vehemently rejected "free love" on the ground that "love is more than drinking a glass of water." But Alexandra Kollontay, who instituted the Soviet system of easy divorce in 1917, was called "Russia's only real Communist" because of her advocacy of free love
...Russian Orthodox Church, but he was never orthodox in either religion or politics. He was exiled to northern Russia when he was 25 for declaring that the church under the Czars was subservient to civil power. After the revolution, he was twice imprisoned and later exiled for criticizing Marxism. In 1923 he went to live in Paris, where he headed the Russian Y.M.C.A. press, edited his magazine, Put', and wrote at least 40 books...
Douglas A. Hyde always wanted to be a missionary. He was a Methodist, "but at 17, he joined Britain's Communist Party, and became a missionary for Marxism instead. "Everyone worked together and thought alike," said he, "which was the great attraction." That...
However, to set the record straight, we beg to point out that, contrary to-what the Russophiles and phobes may say or think, Marxism never has been tried, so cannot be found wanting, as you so glibly try to cancel...