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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04899-2 some importance in Communist International (Comintern) thinking from the potential of its national question to foment revolution at home, embarrass Britain and encourage unrest in the empire.. It would be a troublesome outpost for Moscow, in which ideological issues were frequently overshadowed by

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The Spanish Civil War and the Routes of Stalinization,e Soviet Union, the only major power willing to breach the Pact of Non-Intervention to support the legal government of Spain. The neutrality of the United States, combined with the very limited resources offered by the French, meant that non-intervention functioned as an arms embargo to the detrimen

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To Make the Nation or to Break It: Communist Dilemmas in Two Interwar Multinational States,ne fundamental feature as a result of their relation to the state. Both Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia were creations of the post-1918 settlement. They had within their borders a number of national groups, which were heterogeneous and ultimately fissiparous. This meant that the very existence of the

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From Bolshevism to Stalinism: Communism and the Comintern in Ireland,r on Jim Larkin’s Irish Worker League (IWL, 1924–29), but suffered acute difficulty in collaborating with Big Jim. The IWL’s successor, the Revolutionary Workers’ Groups (RWG, 1930–33), was Bolshevized from the outset, and prepared the ground for the second CPI (1933–41). Throughout this period, the