Translation for 'communism' from English to Serbian

communism

комунизам {м}пол.

• In 1940, he became a nationally syndicated newspaper columnist with "These Days" column, typically covering current politics, communism (anti-communism), or foreign affairs.
• Although he never became a party member, Ellery was attracted to communism.
• In 2009, he returned again to the question of communism with the book "Communism and totalitarianism", which was a collection of a series of his articles on the subject.
• The foreign policies of these presidents all revolved around the threat of communism and the means by which the US would try containing the spread of it.
• Slavenka Drakulić (born July 4, 1949) is a Croatian journalist, novelist, and essayist whose works on feminism, communism, and post-communism have been translated into many languages.

• In 2004, she published her first book for children, "Communism for Kids", in which she explains capitalism and communism according to Karl Marx.
• Invited in 1997 to compare Nazism and Communism, she accepted the validity of the question, "but what I do not appreciate is the painful party-game that asks which is the worse of the two".
• Her body of work explores historical memory, archival materials, communism and post-communism, and feminist historiography.
• During his time in office he frequently attack Communism and Socialism during his masses by stating that: "marxist socialism, where the agents of international communism cleverly hide, intends to assault our archipelago of Madeira to colonize it" and by calling Communism an utopia.
• "The Economic Organization of War Communism, 1918—1921", is a history book by Silvana Malle about economics of Soviet Russia during war communism time.

• Regarding communism and socialism, Pius XI notes increasing differences.
• Crypto-communism (or cryptocommunism) is a secret support for, or admiration of, communism.
• Gruppo Comunista Anarchico di Firenze pointed out that during the early twentieth century, the terms "libertarian communism" and "anarchist communism" became synonymous within the international anarchist movement as a result of the close connection they had in Spain (see Anarchism in Spain) (with "libertarian communism" becoming the prevalent term).
• Because of the perceived atheistic nature of communism, some have accused communism of persecuting religion.