History of the Arab Communist Parties .. A book on Berberism in the twentieth century

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The book "History of the Arab Communist Parties … A Contemporary View" by Nizar Jazmani, published by Nineveh House, is one of the important books.

Says the book

Was "socialism" in Russia an attack on the weakest link in the bourgeois capitalist civilization, such as the barbaric attacks on Rome or the attacks of the Mongols and Tatar on the centers of civilization in Baghdad, Samarqand and others? Did the bourgeois capitalist civilization absorb this attack, and it is in the process of digesting the rest of its effects, and will eventually overcome, as always, the elements of civilization, even if they are defeated by the elements of barbarism, even if they are victorious?

Or what happened is exactly the opposite. A civilization that throughout its history lived in constant panic on the shores of a barbaric sea as long as it threatened to sink and invade it, this time also succeeded without having to shed a single point of blood? Barbarism is always surrounded by civilization and is settled in its midst and under it. It is motivated to attack it with the force of arms (and without it). Valerbarism, like the sultry forest of tropical countries, is always trying to destroy the features of civilized man and resist his efforts. It remains a patient century waiting to have the opportunity to reclaim the land lost by the civilized man.

History of the Arab communist parties (t) Communism (t) The Soviet Union