Starting from Marxism, or perhaps a little bit such as of accounts of the social disposition regarding government and economy of the time, and through the 1950s to the revelations of Stalin's purges and the fall of communism: what are a series of essential texts one could read to acquire a thorough breadth of knowledge for understanding this part of history?
Starting from Marxism...
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Jason Moore
>t. special snowflake liberal feminist cultural marxist 3rd world kabbalan satanic judaic communist egalitarian vegetarian cardigan-wearing submissive homosexual cross-dressing emaciated socialist continental poetry-reading frankist illuminati lizardian bolshevik rap-music-loving emasculated black-lives-matters-supporting degenerate tattoo'd sexually active atheist scarf-wearing anti-capitalist anti-imperialist pacifist self-flaggelating delusional virtue-signalling fact-denying emotional substance-abusing bluepilled existentialist hipster bohemian humanist liberal arts-studying cowardly plebbit-browsing metrosexual freudian Frankensteinian computer-God globalist cuck
Take the redpill, read Gulag Archipelago and see Peterson YouTube videos and you'll be over this nonsense in a week's time
Josiah Bennett
The Revolution Betrayed
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
Maybe The Man Who Love Dogs
Asher Torres
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not
Hudson James
I already have the Gulag Archipelago as well as a couple other of Peterson's recommendations: Orindary Men, and The Road to Wigan Pier.
Ryder Miller
Actually I meant to say I have those on a "to-order" list. I'm trying to compile a series of books in the mean time while I finish reading some of the others I received this month, although not related to this subject.
>One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
I'd like to keep it non-fiction, frankly. There's no pummeling leftist ideologues with made up stories that don't serve as a tangible precedent for anything in the arena of discourse.
Anthony Rodriguez
Have you tried Hitler yet?
Asher Jackson
What's the point? Germany wasn't communist, and academia isn't riddle with National Socialists. His seething diatribes about Jews are only relevant insofar as the fact that the Bolsheviks were kikes themselves.
Bentley Parker
He was really redpilled on leftism, retard cuck
Tyler Martinez
So it is something he dives into in Mein Kampf? I was vaguely entertaining the idea of getting that a couple weeks ago.