Definition of Stalinism in English:

Stalinism

noun ˈstɑːlɪnɪz(ə)mˈstɑləˌnɪzəm

mass noun

The ideology and policies adopted by Stalin, based on centralization, totalitarianism, and the pursuit of communism.
Example sentencesExamples
- Martin Malia's essay ‘The Soviet Tragedy’ analyses socialist ideology to understand the origins of Stalinism.
- This did not represent the end of socialism but rather the collapse of Stalinism and its program of national economic regulation.
- Klaus served as finance minister after the collapse of Stalinism and is closely identified with the introduction of free-market policies.
- Yet the congress was also a battleground where the political struggles between Stalinism and the revolutionary left in the wider war were reproduced in the cultural debates.
- When a Marxist uses the term Stalinism it has a specific meaning.
- In Russia the civil war undermined the working class and Stalinism crushed the last remnants of democracy.
- Moreover, the disintegration of Stalinism heralded the end of all programs based on national economic regulation.
- By the year 1950 their enthusiasm for literature had grown into a conscious political protest against Stalinism.
- It had one of the strongest Communist parties in the world, which suffered a political catastrophe as a result of the policies of Stalinism.
- This was one of the most important teachings he had drawn from the struggle against Stalinism and its nationalist programme.
- If Stalinism were socialism, he reasoned, then the left would have to support it, despite its totalitarian features.
- The irreconcilable opposition of Marxism to Stalinism was the essential premise of the political program and perspective of the Workers League.
- Technological progress proved to be incompatible not with socialism, but with Stalinism, its bureaucratic antithesis.
- Here we see that the writer assigns historical superiority to socialism, cleansed of all traces of Stalinism.
- Yugoslavia broke with Stalin in 1948, but its leadership never broke with the nationalist perspective of Stalinism.
- The collapse of communism in 1989 brought to light new evidence of the horrors of Stalinism, and gave totalitarianism a new lease of life.
- Of course the filmmaker, like the workers, has grown up under Stalinism and faces great ideological and intellectual obstacles.
- It examines his father's early support for Soviet communism, blended with a history of Stalinism.
- This, however, is a manifestation not of adherence to Marxism or socialism, but rather their political opposite - Stalinism.
- The book presented here is therefore an important document of the fight of the Marxist opposition against Stalinism.

Definition of Stalinism in US English:

Stalinism

nounˈstɑləˌnɪzəmˈstäləˌnizəm

The ideology and policies adopted by Stalin, based on centralization, totalitarianism, and the pursuit of communism.
Example sentencesExamples
- This was one of the most important teachings he had drawn from the struggle against Stalinism and its nationalist programme.
- Here we see that the writer assigns historical superiority to socialism, cleansed of all traces of Stalinism.
- When a Marxist uses the term Stalinism it has a specific meaning.
- By the year 1950 their enthusiasm for literature had grown into a conscious political protest against Stalinism.
- Yet the congress was also a battleground where the political struggles between Stalinism and the revolutionary left in the wider war were reproduced in the cultural debates.
- The collapse of communism in 1989 brought to light new evidence of the horrors of Stalinism, and gave totalitarianism a new lease of life.
- It had one of the strongest Communist parties in the world, which suffered a political catastrophe as a result of the policies of Stalinism.
- The irreconcilable opposition of Marxism to Stalinism was the essential premise of the political program and perspective of the Workers League.
- In Russia the civil war undermined the working class and Stalinism crushed the last remnants of democracy.
- The book presented here is therefore an important document of the fight of the Marxist opposition against Stalinism.
- Klaus served as finance minister after the collapse of Stalinism and is closely identified with the introduction of free-market policies.
- Technological progress proved to be incompatible not with socialism, but with Stalinism, its bureaucratic antithesis.
- If Stalinism were socialism, he reasoned, then the left would have to support it, despite its totalitarian features.
- Of course the filmmaker, like the workers, has grown up under Stalinism and faces great ideological and intellectual obstacles.
- This did not represent the end of socialism but rather the collapse of Stalinism and its program of national economic regulation.
- This, however, is a manifestation not of adherence to Marxism or socialism, but rather their political opposite - Stalinism.
- Yugoslavia broke with Stalin in 1948, but its leadership never broke with the nationalist perspective of Stalinism.
- Martin Malia's essay ‘The Soviet Tragedy’ analyses socialist ideology to understand the origins of Stalinism.
- Moreover, the disintegration of Stalinism heralded the end of all programs based on national economic regulation.
- It examines his father's early support for Soviet communism, blended with a history of Stalinism.

单词	Stalinism
释义	Definition of Stalinism in English: Stalinism noun ˈstɑːlɪnɪz(ə)mˈstɑləˌnɪzəm mass noun The ideology and policies adopted by Stalin, based on centralization, totalitarianism, and the pursuit of communism. Example sentencesExamples Martin Malia's essay ‘The Soviet Tragedy’ analyses socialist ideology to understand the origins of Stalinism. This did not represent the end of socialism but rather the collapse of Stalinism and its program of national economic regulation. Klaus served as finance minister after the collapse of Stalinism and is closely identified with the introduction of free-market policies. Yet the congress was also a battleground where the political struggles between Stalinism and the revolutionary left in the wider war were reproduced in the cultural debates. When a Marxist uses the term Stalinism it has a specific meaning. In Russia the civil war undermined the working class and Stalinism crushed the last remnants of democracy. Moreover, the disintegration of Stalinism heralded the end of all programs based on national economic regulation. By the year 1950 their enthusiasm for literature had grown into a conscious political protest against Stalinism. It had one of the strongest Communist parties in the world, which suffered a political catastrophe as a result of the policies of Stalinism. This was one of the most important teachings he had drawn from the struggle against Stalinism and its nationalist programme. If Stalinism were socialism, he reasoned, then the left would have to support it, despite its totalitarian features. The irreconcilable opposition of Marxism to Stalinism was the essential premise of the political program and perspective of the Workers League. Technological progress proved to be incompatible not with socialism, but with Stalinism, its bureaucratic antithesis. Here we see that the writer assigns historical superiority to socialism, cleansed of all traces of Stalinism. Yugoslavia broke with Stalin in 1948, but its leadership never broke with the nationalist perspective of Stalinism. The collapse of communism in 1989 brought to light new evidence of the horrors of Stalinism, and gave totalitarianism a new lease of life. Of course the filmmaker, like the workers, has grown up under Stalinism and faces great ideological and intellectual obstacles. It examines his father's early support for Soviet communism, blended with a history of Stalinism. This, however, is a manifestation not of adherence to Marxism or socialism, but rather their political opposite - Stalinism. The book presented here is therefore an important document of the fight of the Marxist opposition against Stalinism. Definition of Stalinism in US English: Stalinism nounˈstɑləˌnɪzəmˈstäləˌnizəm The ideology and policies adopted by Stalin, based on centralization, totalitarianism, and the pursuit of communism. Example sentencesExamples This was one of the most important teachings he had drawn from the struggle against Stalinism and its nationalist programme. Here we see that the writer assigns historical superiority to socialism, cleansed of all traces of Stalinism. When a Marxist uses the term Stalinism it has a specific meaning. By the year 1950 their enthusiasm for literature had grown into a conscious political protest against Stalinism. Yet the congress was also a battleground where the political struggles between Stalinism and the revolutionary left in the wider war were reproduced in the cultural debates. The collapse of communism in 1989 brought to light new evidence of the horrors of Stalinism, and gave totalitarianism a new lease of life. It had one of the strongest Communist parties in the world, which suffered a political catastrophe as a result of the policies of Stalinism. The irreconcilable opposition of Marxism to Stalinism was the essential premise of the political program and perspective of the Workers League. In Russia the civil war undermined the working class and Stalinism crushed the last remnants of democracy. The book presented here is therefore an important document of the fight of the Marxist opposition against Stalinism. Klaus served as finance minister after the collapse of Stalinism and is closely identified with the introduction of free-market policies. Technological progress proved to be incompatible not with socialism, but with Stalinism, its bureaucratic antithesis. If Stalinism were socialism, he reasoned, then the left would have to support it, despite its totalitarian features. Of course the filmmaker, like the workers, has grown up under Stalinism and faces great ideological and intellectual obstacles. This did not represent the end of socialism but rather the collapse of Stalinism and its program of national economic regulation. This, however, is a manifestation not of adherence to Marxism or socialism, but rather their political opposite - Stalinism. Yugoslavia broke with Stalin in 1948, but its leadership never broke with the nationalist perspective of Stalinism. Martin Malia's essay ‘The Soviet Tragedy’ analyses socialist ideology to understand the origins of Stalinism. Moreover, the disintegration of Stalinism heralded the end of all programs based on national economic regulation. It examines his father's early support for Soviet communism, blended with a history of Stalinism.
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