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Page 258
... Party grew from 17 percent to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 percent to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 per- cent to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party ...
... Party grew from 17 percent to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 percent to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 per- cent to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party ...
Page 292
... party primacy over the state : " The organs of state power of the dictatorship of the pro- letariat ... must all accept the leadership of the Party " ( article 5 ) . Organization and structure . The Cultural Revolution ( 1966-69 ) ...
... party primacy over the state : " The organs of state power of the dictatorship of the pro- letariat ... must all accept the leadership of the Party " ( article 5 ) . Organization and structure . The Cultural Revolution ( 1966-69 ) ...
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... party mem- bers ; ( 2 ) the state constitution ( 1954 ) acknowledged party leadership within " a broad people's democratic united front " ; ( 3 ) leadership organs of state authority that may have included non - Communists contained ...
... party mem- bers ; ( 2 ) the state constitution ( 1954 ) acknowledged party leadership within " a broad people's democratic united front " ; ( 3 ) leadership organs of state authority that may have included non - Communists contained ...
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