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fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

Comrade Liu Hulan (1932-1947) was an activist in her native village of Yunzhouxi, Shanxi Province. She became a member of the Communist Party of China in 1946.

As an organizer, she had set up a chapter of the Women’s Federation, and in her capacity as secretary of that chapter, she had been actively involved in moblizing her fellow villagers to support the CCP in the civil war. When Nationalist troops surrounded the village in 1947 and attempted to cart off the confiscated grain reserves from the public granary, she led the villagers in resistance. She was executed.

marxmaterialized:

stalins-princess:

bitchitoldyouigottaste:

Lenin’s wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya, in the 1890s. 

I can now see why Lenin was all up on that. She reminds me of Scarlett Johansson. 

She reminds me of that girl from The Village idk

Look at her! She’s lovely! Also, her nose is just like mine. 

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selucha:

4 Israeli Defense Force soldiers “detaining” a Palestinian girl, while posing for a picture with their rifles pointed at her head. Fucking outrage.

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classe: TOH.

Così civati se passa a salutarmi* dopo che l’ho insultato sul blog capisce subito con cosa ha a che fare.

* non che passerà eh, lui è un politico serio, in un partito serio. Mica come Mulbahuer di Rifondazione che non ha niente da fare e mi risponde pure alle mail.

Back in the USSR? After 20 Years, Many Russians Wish They Were

fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

Mrs. Komar, who works as a helper at a health club, still builds her life around the memory of her son. She echoes the view of Mr. Veretelny, saying, “If my son could have seen where the country was going, he wouldn’t have been at the barricades [of the Yeltsin counter-revolution].”

Sitting in her apartment, surrounded by photographs that trace his growth from a boy to a soldier, she said she had given up on the political process.

“I haven’t been to vote for 10 years,” she said. “They’ll do fine without me. They choose whoever they want, so why vote?”

Like many Russians, she grew to despise Mr. Yeltsin for what she saw as his weak leadership, and she is now part of a large majority of Russians supporting Mr. Putin. But what she would really like, she said, is to turn back the clock.

“I felt more comfortable in the U.S.S.R.,” she said. “You always had a piece of bread. You always had work. Yes, sure, you can go overseas now, but you have to have money for that and you have to go into debt. Now, if you don’t have money you can’t do anything.”

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fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

May Day 2011 - Havana, Cuba