Is Karl Marx to Blame for "Barracks Socialism"?

Russian Studies in Philosophy 29 (2):32-47 (1990)
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The more urgently our social thought turns to past history, and the more resolutely it analyzes the distortions that have taken place, the more urgently appears the question: How could all these things happen, who is to blame for a distorted socialism becoming a reality in our country?

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967290232

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