70 Year Magazine Archive

The Third World War

by James Burnham

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The Sorrows of Khrushchev

Observing from the outside the march of world Communism, we may slip into the delusion that its leaders are all-but-omniscient, exact in foresight and invariably masterful in action. Looking back at the finished pattern of the Communist past, it all seems to have been “planned that way.”

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