Norman Bethune Institute · 1978

The So-called "Theory of the Three Worlds" Is Anti-Marxist, and Between Marxism and Anti-Marxism, There Is No Third Road

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Author
Workers' and Peasants' Communist Party of Iran
Imprint
Toronto: Norman Bethune Institute, 1978
Series
Its Pamphlet -- No. 58
Language
English
Pages
40
Sources
Open Library edition OL19248141M

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Workers' and Peasants' Communist Party of Iran. The So-called "Theory of the Three Worlds" Is Anti-Marxist, and Between Marxism and Anti-Marxism, There Is No Third Road. Toronto: Norman Bethune Institute, 1978.

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Workers' and Peasants' Communist Party of Iran. The So-called "Theory of the Three Worlds" Is Anti-Marxist, and Between Marxism and Anti-Marxism, There Is No Third Road. Norman Bethune Institute, 1978.

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Workers' and Peasants' Communist Party of Iran (1978). The So-called "Theory of the Three Worlds" Is Anti-Marxist, and Between Marxism and Anti-Marxism, There Is No Third Road. Norman Bethune Institute.

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