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  1. maskerade
    27th September 2010 17:39
    maskerade
    yo have stolen my avatar!
  2. Rafiq
    21st September 2010 00:28
    Rafiq
    Sorry, perhaps I mistaken your name for another user.... My apologies.
  3. Rafiq
    20th September 2010 19:30
    Rafiq
    You are a disgrace to the left. Stop harassing the Muslim community and get a life. Leave us a lone, we respect your Atheist views but stop trying to enforce it on us.
  4. communard71
    3rd September 2010 23:18
    communard71
    Just curious if you've seen this Bud Struggle and the posts we've been exchanging. I'm not sure what to think of this guy. Is he a libertarian capitalist or what?
  5. svenne
    17th August 2010 22:18
    svenne
    No problemo, that's what this forum (should) be about...
  6. Lenina Rosenweg
    13th August 2010 05:17
    Lenina Rosenweg
    What edition do you have? I guess Gramsci was a prolific writer in prison and there are different selections of his work around. I have the International Publishers version. Maybe the same. It has parts of the Modern Prince, his stuff on education, Marxism & philosophy, and "Fordism".
    You're a good writer, BTW
  7. Lenina Rosenweg
    13th August 2010 05:01
    Lenina Rosenweg
    Thanks. I have the Prison Notebooks but its been a while since I read the intro.
  8. Saorsa
    9th May 2010 04:57
    Saorsa
    Good idea, I'll throw something together.
  9. punisa
    4th May 2010 07:07
    punisa
    Yes IMRO (or VMRO as we call it) was a national liberation movement for Macedonia. Vlado, who killed the king was a member, but IMRO was also connected with Ustase at the time.
    My guess is that their "politics" for national liberation found some similar points.
    It comes at no surprise since Macedonia does not share physical border with Croatia and thus there were never any "tensions" between these two nations.

    I'll be honest - I'm not sure what the official Yugoslav interpretation of the king assassination was. But I'll look it up.
    As for IMRO, this is mostly true:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interna...ost-war_period

    There were indeed some fine communists in the IMRO, but purges still happened.
  10. khad
    29th April 2010 19:18
    khad
    My thanks, comrade

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