Communism was an ideology that millions of people had to live under during the 20th century.

Despite the communist label, many nations adhered to, there were often vast differences in how they practice communism or even what they considered communism to be.

In fact, Karl Marx would have probably been shocked to see where communist governments were actually established.

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In a previous episode, I discussed the differences between Italian and German fascism.

In this episode, I want to turn the lens on the other great ism of the 20th century, communism.

At a very high level, the biggest difference between fascism and communism is that fascism wasn't a developed political theory created before it was implemented.

Communism, on the other hand, was an established political ideology with a following before it was ever put into practice.

In this episode, I want to focus on the two largest countries to have had communist revolutions, Russia and China, and the

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