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why did socialists and communists became irreconsible enemies
why did socialists and communists became irreconsible enemies
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- First World War created instabilities in many parts of Europe
- Democracy could not survive and was shattered during this period
- The rise of Weimar Republic with the revolutionary uprising of Bolsheviks in Russia
- Political atmosphere of Berlin was criticized for Soviet (socialist) style of governance
- Those who opposed this formed a group or association called democratic republic
- People who formed this group are socialists, democrats and Catholics
- But, this group was crushed by Weimar Republic
- This enraged the Spartacists league who later founded the Communist party
- Henceforth, Communists and Socialists became irreconcilable enemies
- Both revolutionaries and militant nationalists longed for solutions based on radicalism
- First World War created instabilities in many parts of Europe
- Democracy could not survive and was shattered during this period
- The rise of Weimar Republic with the revolutionary uprising of Bolsheviks in Russia
- Political atmosphere of Berlin was criticized for Soviet (socialist) style of governance
- Those who opposed this formed a group or association called democratic republic
- People who formed this group are socialists, democrats and Catholics
- But, this group was crushed by Weimar Republic
- This enraged the Spartacists league who later founded the Communist party
- Henceforth, Communists and Socialists became irreconcilable enemies
- Both revolutionaries and militant nationalists longed for solutions based on radicalism
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