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真正的社会主义 以上为机器翻译结果，快速获取精准的人工翻译结果，建议选择有道人工翻译 - abstract:
1 Real socialism (also real-socialism and actually existing socialism) is a political term, popularized during the Brezhnev era in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, in relation to the rapidly changing socioeconomic reality of the Comecon countries, faced with a slowing rate of growth and the need for economic reform. From the 1960s onward, countries such as Poland, the German Democratic Republic, Hungary and Czechoslovakia, began to argue that their policies represented what is realistically feasible, even if they did not conform to the Marxist concept of socialism.
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An economy of scarcity, the Iron Curtain, informants and party big-wigs -- the dark side of real socialism are just stories for her. CNN: Born in the east, young Germans still forced to head west - 2.
Then, after emerging from the collegiate cocoon, weaning myself from financial dependency on others, and seeing the real-world devastation wrought by socialism, I embraced capitalism. FORBES: Young Voters Pay A High Price For Being Attracted To President Obama's "Coolness" - 3.
If he merely tries to sell a lighter version of socialism, many French voters will prefer to go for the real thing instead. ECONOMIST: France??s beleaguered president
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