Think about it, we have the Chinese Communist Party, the Cuban communist regime and the Venezuelan communist government.
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Mr Xi is putting the communist back into communist China.
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King was constantly called a communist or a communist sympathizer.
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The liberal doesn't purge the communist because he hates communism, he purges the communist because the communist is a public embarrassment to him.
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Unusually for a Communist poet, Neruda also became a Communist politician.
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Indeed, although Mr. Castro pursued ideologically communist policies, he never established a purely Communist state in Cuba, nor did he adopt orthodox Communist Party ideology.
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Instead, Mr. Lubonja said, members of both main parties — Mr. Rama's Socialists (the renamed Communist Party) and the anti-Communist Democrats — were compromised during the Communist era.
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The FBI thought they were communist fronts… They thought she was a communist supporter.
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He joined the Communist Party in 1938, holding government posts in Communist-controlled areas.
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He was a Communist, but he was a Communist because he was a nationalist.
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They didn't flee the horrors of communist Russia because they wanted to make America communist.
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Still, to Hersey, not being a Communist was not the same as being dogmatically anti-Communist.
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Basically, protecting National Security from investment, let's say, from the communist party or by the communist party.
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President Nixon went to communist China and was attacked by many for meeting with a communist dictator.
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There's Brecht's politics for starters, the unblinking zeal with which he defended Communist violence and Communist rule.
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Being a member of the Communist Party or Communist Youth League is also a plus, the listing says.
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And so, we see that in history, whether that be Nazi Germany, or Communist Russia, or Communist China.
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The experiment was tried in the Soviet Union, pre 85033 Communist China, communist Eastern Europe and other countries.
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Still, to be an ex-Communist was not necessarily to be an anti-Communist, at least not immediately.
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That the Communist Party has been above the law since the founding of Communist China is nothing new.
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In 1947, he created the Communist Information Bureau, or Cominform, to transmit Moscow's decisions to Communist parties worldwide.
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HANNITY: The guy that voted for a communist, a former communist is now became the CIA director under Obama.
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As a supporter of communist theory and the communist system, I enthusiastically participated in the Cultural Revolution at first.
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The order was issued by a Communist Party "leading group" at the municipal level, not the national Communist Party.
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We come from the Communist countries America bombed during the Cold War, or where it sponsored counter-Communist efforts.
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Moscow's Communist leadership had ordered the invasion to end the Czechoslovak Communist Party's reforms easing travel restrictions and censorship.
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Freedom of assembly is legal in the Communist-ruled country, but despite sweeping reforms, communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little dissent.
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And a lot of them, having fled oppressive Communist governments, found comfort in the Republican Party's aggressive anti-Communist policies.
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In 1947, Stalin formed the Communist Information Bureau (Cominform), a Belgrade-headquartered forum to coordinate messaging among European Communist parties.
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The photograph depicts Komsomolskaya Pravda, the Communist Youth League newspaper during the Soviet era, not Pravda, the Communist Party organ.
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Avid propaganda associated with that strategy encouraged Hungarian anti-communist factions to rebel against the country's Soviet-backed communist regime.
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And here again is the intriguing paradox: Why did the Communist authorities allow an anti-Communist youth subculture to flourish?
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The cold war is long over, and ASEAN has expanded to include communist or formerly communist countries—Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
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The bands at the time were anti-communist—or at least against totalitarianism—and criticised the hypocrisy of the communist government.
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They had fled the fall of South Vietnam to Communist forces in 1975, only to eventually settle in another Communist country.
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And Roosevelt, of course, procured Soviet Communist and British imperialist contributions to American anti-Communist and anti-imperialist aims in fighting fascism.
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Ironically, they did not like being called a Communist country, even though the ruling Communist Party was the only game in town.
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Within the Chinese Communist Party, there has been a balance between the so-called "princelings" and those from the Communist Youth League.
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That year, a minor labor dispute in a factory quickly ballooned into full-blown chaos as Communist unionists, students of Communist-controlled schools and employees of Communist media, banks and trading companies took to the streets against the British colonial government.
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Among other strange stories, it peddles lurid tales about Poland's post-communist leaders plotting with the communist regime to rule the country together.
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The Communist takeover of South Vietnam in 1975 unquestionably contributed to Communist victories in neighboring Cambodia and Laos, precisely as Johnson had predicted.
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Garzon is a card-carrying member of the Spanish Communist Party - one of his books published in 2017 is titled "Why I am a Communist" - and his appointment marks the first time in eight decades that a Communist has become a cabinet member.
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Like ex-communist and communist countries Russia and Cuba, China currently has its fair share of homophobic policies, including censoring all queer content online.
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"No part of the Communist Chinese state is ultimately able to operate free of the control exercised by its Communist Party leadership," said Dearlove.
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Communist combat actions from late January through June showed a Communist force that was larger and stronger than MACV had been saying it was.
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It appeals to a lot of US Republicans because it has this kind of anti-China, anti-communist, "Communist with a capital C" narrative.
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To establish its dominance, the Communist Party fought what amounted to a low-level civil war against the vestiges of the non-Communist resistance.
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He was especially prominent during the brief literary thaw under Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev, but had an often ambivalent relationship with Communist authorities.
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"China and Vietnam share a common destiny, so do the Communist Party of China and the Communist Party of Vietnam," Xi told Hoang Binh Quan, a special envoy of Vietnam's communist party chief Nguyen Phu Trong, state news agency Xinhua said late on Monday.
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Chambers made the most spectacular move from Communist to ex-Communist, to anti-Communist, revealing his participation in an espionage ring and implicating several high-ranking government employees, including Alger Hiss, the former State Department official who was accused of being a Soviet agent.
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But the Communist Youth League, the youth arm of the Communist Party, disclosed some figures on its official Twitter-like Weibo account in October 20173.
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They are renewing their vows to the Communist Youth League by chanting promises to "resolutely support" the Communist Party and "strictly follow" the league's regulations.
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Thousands protested in March against a Communist lawmaker being named head of a police oversight commission despite his past in a communist-era special unit.
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A poster of Erich Honecker, a former leader of the East German communist party, looms over communist paraphernalia and bulky cassette tapes playing 1960s hits.
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Burma's Prime Minister U Nu had been battling a domestic communist insurgency since 19753 and looked to incorporate "Burmese Buddhism" into an anti-communist program.
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He joined the United States Communist Party in 1943, and, according to The Times, he remained an "unreconstructed Communist" for the rest of his life.
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Although the number of people from the Communist era still in judicial positions has dwindled, the party says that Communist thinking still infects the system.
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Communist cells had been organized in Shanghai, Beijing and other cities, and in mid-19663, the first congress of the Chinese Communist Party was held.
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In the South, the International Monetary Fund forced market reforms on indebted post-Communist countries, and some former Communist elites proved eager converts to neoliberalism.
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The story he tells will surprise those who believe communist China was closed to the world, and anyone who thinks communist literature is dull or irrelevant.
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Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin rose to prominence during the revolution, and eventually seized power of Russia and formed the Soviet Union -- the world's first communist state.
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The CGT was historically a communist syndicate but cut its links to the country's communist party in the 1990s and has taken a more moderate stance.
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" Qi Jing, a township leader for the Communist Youth League: "It's so true that today's China could never have development like this without the Communist Party.
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Coincidence or not, the mayor shares his name with a famous American communist who led the communist party and ran for president as leader four times.
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He also made sure the Soviet Communist Party, whose leaders had engineered the coup, was effectively shut down, while the Russian Communist Party continued to function.
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The aging anti-Communist pontiff stood beside the aging Communist leader, who had abandoned his military uniform for the occasion in favor of a dark suit.
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The agency described him as a "loyal communist warrior" and "an outstanding leader of the Communist Party and the state," the South China Morning Post reports.
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"I want to die a communist," the old man declares; if he is not a communist, he is complicit in murder and has suffered for nothing.
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I followed his model: in Communist Poland, joining the Communist Party was something that some people would never do, not for the sake of their careers.
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Hellerman had been a teenage member of the Young Communist League and Gilbert was the daughter of a Communist activist; Hays was a cranky, independent radical.
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"If I had to do it over again, I would not even be a Communist," Bulgaria's deposed Communist leader, Todor Zhivkov, had said the year before.
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At first, asylum and refugee protections were reserved for those escaping Communist nations, and then for those on the run from Communist countries in Latin America.
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So he created the Communist International, or Comintern as it was known, and took a personal interest in the formation and development of revolutionary socialist parties everywhere, including the Communist Party U.S.A., formed around 21946, the British and French Communist Parties the following year, and many others.
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The story Nicolai Volland tells will surprise those who believe communist China was closed to the world, and anyone who thinks communist literature is dull or irrelevant.
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In 1953, under pressure from the Soviet Union, its communist government renounced any claim to reparations from the then East Germany, ruled by a fellow-communist regime.
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Before 1989, both were anti-communist and anti-Soviet (read: anti-Russian) because Polish communist leaders were both authoritarian and anti-democratic, and seen as Kremlin puppets.
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The local communist politicians who govern Kerala state, from the Communist Party of India-Marxist, have backed the court order -- and helped organize the human chain protest.
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Behind me were members of the [communist/anarchist group] Austin Red Guard with red head-coverings and a communist flag, and they were open-carrying as well.
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PARIS — The Soviet Union's leaders today proclaimed a doctrine of equality for Communist nations as the 23d congress of the nation's Communist party opened in the Kremlin.
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He's already considered China's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong, Communist China's founding father, and has had his political doctrine included in the Chinese Communist Party's Constitution.
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The Kokang rebels are led by Peng Jiasheng, who until 1989 received support from the Communist Party of Burma, a now-defunctoffshoot of the Chinese Communist Party.
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New America's Scott Malcomson termed this global far-right alliance the "nationalist international" — a cheeky reference to the Communist International, a global umbrella organization for communist parties.
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The official's remarks appeared to signal that revisions to the Communist Party's charter, expected later this year, will include a tribute to Mr Xi's contributions to Communist ideology.
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Diverse as they are, these people hold some things in common, and these include a healthy disrespect for the persecution of believers in communist and former communist lands.
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MEXICO CITY — Fidel Castro bade farewell to Cuba's Communist Party on Tuesday, telling party members that he would soon die and urging them to fulfill his communist vision.
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But by 20113, the Indies Social-Democratic Union had renamed itself the Communist Union of the Indies, becoming the first Communist party in Asia to join the Comintern.
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The surprise Communist Party candidate is Pavel N. Grudinin, 57, the director of a farming enterprise whose name, the Lenin State Farm, is redolent of the Communist era.
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His case was the first against an official of Romania's Communist government since President Nicolae Ceausescu was overthrown and executed in 1989, ending 42 years of Communist rule.
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The Turkish Communist Party withdrew its candidate, and the Communist Movement and Labour Movement Party, two groups whose candidates ran as independents, announced that they would also withdraw.
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He suggests that the Communist Party U.S.A. changed its name to the Communist Political Association following World War II (the name change occurred during the war and was reversed before the war ended); he describes the black Communist leader Ben Davis as a "congressman from Harlem, the sole elected Communist in the House of Representatives" (Davis was a city councilman from Harlem, and no open Communist ever served in Congress); and he asserts that there was never a case of Soviet espionage that "bore any connection to the American Communist Party" (something no serious history of the party maintains after three decades of post-Cold War revelations from archives in Moscow and Washington).
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They're going to ask when he stopped being a communist, and when he objects that he was never a communist they're going to ask why he's so defensive about his communist past, why he's so eager to avoid the questions that have been raised, the questions that people are talking about.
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It's a momentous occasion, that will mark the point at which the Chinese Communist Party surpasses that of the Soviet Union as the longest-ruling Communist Party in history.
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Babis has also agreed to meet the Communist Party&aposs demand to tax the compensation that the country&aposs churches receive for property seized by the former Communist regime.
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The general office of the Communist Party's central committee is also looking for a receptionist, but applicants must be Communist Party members with degrees in law, economics or management.
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He said it needed to be proven that the homeless man's "communist" plot was a hoax, and described the incident as evidence of "an awakening" of the communist party.
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Hear the band, dubbed Skanktral Ska Hotel, gloriously skangle (that's ska-mangle) songs like "Holland, 1945" ("Skallond, 1996"), "Communist Daughter" ("Communist Rudegirl"), and "Two Headed Boy" ("Rude Headed Boy").
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As a kid in elementary school, people found out that I'm Vietnamese and would tell me to go back to my communist country because I must be a communist.
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Baker's apparent cluelessness about why Americans joined the Communist Party, what being a Communist meant and the experience of being subject to the McCarthy fever seems a bit surprising.
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With titles like Overseas Mistresses of the Chinese Communist Party and Secrets of Wives of Chinese Communist Party Officials, the books are most popular with mainland tourists visiting the city.
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It also has direct ties to the ruling Communist Party, through an internal party committee and the Communist Youth League, a training ground for many officials, according to its website.
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It looked like a contradiction at the time: the American politician who had risen to fame as a virulent anti-communist was venturing into the world's most populous communist country.
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At the time, Fidel Castro's new Communist government was already undermining the Cuban church, which was vehemently anti-Communist; the government later accused prominent Catholics of trying to topple Castro.
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" His listeners, he remembered, were split in their reactions: "The non-Communist half of the audience applauded, the Communist half sat in heavy silence, most of them with folded arms.
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C.I.A. contractors trained Laotian soldiers to fight Communist insurgents and their North Vietnamese allies until 1975, leaving the country under Communist control and with a deadly legacy of unexploded bombs.
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The ongoing protests in Hong Kong are decidedly anti-Communist, and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen has openly criticized the Communist Party leading up to Taiwan's elections this weekend. 5.
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Other days you go to work and the White House describes you as "similar" to Russian communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin and former chair of the Communist Party of China Mao Zedong.
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Moreover, Ireland has never had a Communist government—Jessica Hyne of the UN, who has built a similar model, notes that ex-Communist states tend to have lax regulations on abortion.
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South Korea said on Thursday the North could engage in more provocations near the anniversary of the founding of the North Korean communist party and China's all-important Communist Party Congress.
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In 1950 Mr. Brand was listed in "Red Channels: The Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television," a pamphlet that contained the names of artists who supposedly had Communist connections.
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Since becoming president, hoping for a nationwide deal, he has ordered the release from prison of some leading communist insurgents and has invited politicians with communist leanings to join his cabinet.
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"We will not be silent in the face of Communist oppression any longer," he said, adding that Mr. Obama's brief détente has only empowered the Communist government and enriched the military.
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" But the Communist Party, she said, "was already here.
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" Not once did the experts use the word "Communist.
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The website, Communist Youth Net, which is owned by the Communist Youth League, published three commentaries accusing Mr. Rehage of "blaspheming" the founding leader of the People's Republic, who died in 1976.
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A member of the anti-communist movement Solidarity in the 1980s, she was appointed after the collapse of Warsaw's communist government to a commission that helped put political prisoners back to work.
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South Korea expects more provocative acts by North Korea next month, to coincide with the anniversary of the founding of the North Korean communist party and China's all-important Communist Party Congress.
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Mr. Berg, an unreconstructed Communist, was a 21942-year-old union-card-carrying hotel dishwasher in 1937 when he spotted a billboard for the brigade and, through the Young Communist League, enlisted.
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Some aspects of the film reflect the Communist Party line of the time; the young Communist fighters are depicted as purer, braver and more committed than the members of the Home Army.
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At City College, Brooklyn College and Columbia University, there were hundreds of members of the Young Communist League, and thousands of students who joined Communist front groups like the American Youth Congress.
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But he said China's ruling Communist Party had enjoyed some success on the island with so-called United Front tactics, under which it works with non-Communist groups to achieve its goals.
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Known as an accomplished wordsmith, he originated the phrase "the Reagan Doctrine" for the president's strategy toward the Communist threat — going beyond the policy of containment to actively encourage anti-Communist insurgencies.
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The improbable diplomatic bromance between Reagan, an unbending anti-Communist, and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the reform-minded general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, yielded many memorable moments on the public stage.
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On International Children's Day in 2015, the Communist Youth League released a video featuring TFBoys singing "We Are the Heirs of Communism," the song of the Young Pioneers, the Communist children's organization.
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The Communist Party is signalling that, for all its misgivings about Chiang, at least he resolutely believed that Taiwan was an integral part of China, even if not of a Communist-ruled one.
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"It has become a sort of routine for the Chinese Communist Party to send a special envoy to its fellow communist and socialist countries to brief them on China's Party Congress," he said.
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Though its constitution still describes members as "vanguard fighters of the Chinese working class imbued with communist consciousness," the party has veered away from its communist roots and welcomed private entrepreneurs since 2001.
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" Those studies helped bring him closer to the Communist Party, and when he graduated, he said, his father showed how proud he was of his communist philosopher son "when he didn't show up.
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Last month, Mr. Oli, his party and a 50-member delegation from the Communist Party of China hosted a two-day symposium on "Xi Jinping Thought," the political theory undergirding China's communist government.
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That was because of Communism, which was such an obsession in my Catholic school that the countries on the map were colored red (Communist controlled), pink (leaning Communist) or green (safe – for now).
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In the essay that he contributed to "The God That Failed" (1949), a collection of six memoirs by ex-Communist writers, Koestler recalled how conditions in Weimar Germany turned him into a Communist.
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At the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump described Slovenia, which was a part of communist Yugoslavia when she was born in 1970, as a "small, beautiful and then-Communist country in Central Europe."
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