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- History of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (links | edit)
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- Enver Hoxha (links | edit)
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- History of Kenya (links | edit)
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- Lebanon (links | edit)
- Anarchist communism (links | edit)
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- Foreign relations of North Korea (links | edit)
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- Foreign relations of Togo (links | edit)
- The Communist Manifesto (links | edit)
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- Thabo Mbeki (links | edit)
- University of Pennsylvania (links | edit)
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