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…nations', they also wanted a communist government in Poland. Four months later in July the Potsdam Conference took place in Germany, with Truman (the successor to the now late Roosevelt), Stalin and the new British Prime Minister Clement Attlee in attendance…

…important because they were the largest class. Those who voted for him believed what they were hearing from Hitler about the jobs. The Middle Class believed that the communists would end up taking control. Hitler was aware about what they thought, and stated…

…, commander in chief, chief diplomat, and chief of state. The most notable trait of both speeches concerns being a chief diplomat. Both men are resistant to forces opposing America's freedom. John Kennedy mentions how the Communists cannot welcome diversity…

…to the communist state in China. The leaders of both the U.K and U.S expressed their feelings on this event. U.S President George Bush said, "He deeply deplored the use of force", and U.K Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said, "She was shocked and appalled…

…, despite its failure to stem the outbreak sooner, had at last done things right. The Communist Party's main mouthpiece, the People's Daily, said the epidemic had posed a greater threat to China than both the Asian financial crisis of 1997 and the widespread…

…and the publishing of 'Silent Spring' by Rachel Parsons). This hard to swallow situation left much of the former communist citizenry in an uproar, demanding their newly democratic governments address the issue as quickly as possible. But in the early stages…

…collapse. The French would eventually be defeated in May of 1954, by the communist general Vo Nguyen Diap. <Tab/>Between 1955 and 1960, the North Vietnamese and Vietcong attempted to take over the government in South Vietnam, and finally…

…of a God given word for a race that he has put under the white Christian's feet, is an evil Satan spawned thing that can only lead to a communist equal idea of unequal races. <Tab/>First, is the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. This book…

…down all opposition newspapers and set up a secret police. Since the communists were faced with many groups opinions such as democratic socialism, capitalism, the czar, and complete independence, things began to spin out of order. From 1918 to 1922 Russia…

…it with a         classless society. Lenin took this idea and further focused on the role of the Communist Party         as the leader of the working class.          When Lenin reached Russia in 1917 a first revolution against the crumbling regime…